Inorganic Materials
MI Research Team - Inorganic Materials
Leader: Prof. Marc Dubois
Thanks to the versatility of its synthesis processes (gas/solid fluorination, cold plasma, and soft chemistry (nanostructuring)), the adaptability and diversity of materials (LDH, luminescent materials, fluorinated materials, (nano)composites), the MI team positions itself on topics with strong societal challenges such as energy storage and management, energy-efficient lighting, depollution, and reducing the environmental impact of processes.
Leader: Prof. Marc Dubois
Research subjects
The Inorganic Materials (MI) research team is divided in four groups: « Materials, Plasmas Processes », « Light Materials », « Lamellar Double Hydroxydes » et « Fluorination and Fluorinated Materials ». Thanks to the versatility of its synthesis processes (gas/solid fluorination, cold plasma, and soft chemistry (nanostructuring)), the adaptability and diversity of materials (LDH, luminescent materials, fluorinated materials, (nano)composites), the MI team positions itself on topics with strong societal challenges such as energy storage and management, energy-efficient lighting, depollution, and reducing the environmental impact of processes.
Research & Teaching Staff
| Materials, Plasmas Processes | Light Materials | Lamellar Double Hydroxydes | Fluoridation and Fluorinated Materials |
|---|---|---|---|
Support & Research Staff
- T. Falcon (IE CNRS)
- L. Frezet (IE CNRS)
- N. Gaillard (T UCA)
- E. Petit (AI CNRS)
Collaborations & Partnerships
Here is a sample of the different collaborators and partners of the Inorganic Chemistry (MI) team.
