In the framework of a collaboration with the Gryko’s group and several other European teams, the ModES team has published a paper reporting a series of new double helicene with very valuable chiro-optical signatures. In more details, centrosymmetric N,B-doped nanographenes with strong green emission and notable circularly polarized luminescence were obtained. The developed approach involving...
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The CEISAM laboratory and Nantes University’s CST mission have worked together to develop a new science outreach initiative: the Tech’nomad carpool.
The aim of the partnership between the CEISAM laboratory and Nantes University’s CST mission is to extend the Tech’nomad bus (Nantes IUT) by giving researchers carte blanche to develop and run interactive science outreach activities in the classroom. The project came to fruition with the first two ‘carpools’, which took place at the end of...
A CEISAM professor becomes member of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques
Patrick Giraudeau, a professor at CEISAM, has been awarded the rank of Chevalier in the Ordre des Palmes académiques, a distinction honoring members of the educational community. Patrick Giraudeau has been a professor at Nantes University since 2017, where he was previously a lecturer. He is recognized for his work in the field of nuclear...
1st CEISAM Congress
On March 12 and 13, the first edition of the CEISAM Congress was held, organized by the non-permanent association CASSIR. The event brought together some 100 CEISAM members for 2 invited plenary lectures, as well as 23 oral presentations and 16 CEISAM posters. The two days provided an overview of the different facets of the...
CEISAM Conference: Richard BOURNE
As part of CEISAM’s lecture series, Richard BOURNE from the University of Leed will be presenting his work on Friday May 23 at 09:30 a.m. in the Marie Curie room. Industry 4.0: Self-optimising Flow Reactors for Rapid Process Development Prof. Richard Bourne Royal Academy of Engineering Research Chair, University of Leeds Richard A. Bourne is currently a...
CEISAM Conference: Frédéric LEROUX
As part of CEISAM’s lecture series, Frédéric Leroux from the University of Strasbourg will be presenting his work on Tuesday June 24 at 10:30 a.m. in the Marie Curie room. Expanding the Toolbox of Fluorinated Motifs: Selective Strategies forFluoroalkylation and PFAS Alternatives Frédéric R. Leroux,*Université de Strasbourg, CNRS, UMR7042-LIMA, ECPM, 25 rue Becquerel, 67087 Strasbourg*e-mail:...
CEISAM training course for schoolchildren
Last week, CEISAM welcomed four trainees from middle school (collège, 3ème), who came to find out about careers in chemistry and research with members of the laboratory. They were there from 24 to 28 February 2025, and each of them could learn about the various disciplines studied in the laboratory – despite the ongoing works!
Awarded the Junior Innovation Chair
Ewen Bodio Awarded the Junior Innovation Chair [2024-2029] by the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) His research focuses on the design of photoactive molecules and their applications in medical imaging, therapy, and sustainable development through photocatalysis. Now joining the IUF and CEISAM, he will further his work on developing near-infrared (NIR) molecular probes. These cutting-edge...
2024 Rising Stars in Measurement Science
Estelle Lebègue is part of the 2024 Rising Stars in Measurement Science, the special issue of ACS Measurement Science Au highlighting the early career researchers from across the globe breaking new ground in analytical chemistry. This special issue features a collection of open-access peer-reviewed papers from nineteen outstanding researchers who are the leaders in spectroscopy,...
Art & Science Conference
As part of the Nuit Blanche des Chercheurs-es, an “ART & SCIENCE” conference presented by Yann PELLEGRIN (CNRS researcher, CEISAM laboratory, Nantes University) and Sophie KERAUDREN-HARTENBERGER (visual artist), will take place on Thursday February 6 at 5:45pm at Stéréolux (Micro room), 4 Bd Léon-Bureau, Nantes. Alchemy, a fusion of science and mysticism, initiated modern chemistry...
