M. Fabrice ANIZON

Fabrice Anizon obtained a Master in Chemistry in 1996 from Blaise Pascal University (Clermont-Ferrand, France), after carrying out research in the groups of Prof. G. Jeminet (Clermont-Fd) and Daniel T. Glatzhofer (Oklahoma University, United States). In 1999, he received his PhD in organic and biological chemistry at Blaise Pascal University, under the supervision of Prof. Michelle Prudhomme, working on the synthesis of rebeccamycin derivatives as topoisomerase I or protein kinase inhibitors. He joined the group of Prof. Philip J. Kocienski at the Universities of Glasgow (Scotland) and Leeds (England) as a post-doctoral fellow focusing on targeting peptides in drug delivery. He carried on in the same group as a Lecturer at the University of Leeds (2001), working in the fields of organometallic chemisty and asymmetric synthesis, and from September 2001 at Blaise Pascal University in the group of Prof. Michelle Prudhomme. He was appointed Professor in the same University in 2008. His research interests focus on the design synthesis of biologically active hetero-aromatic compounds.