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About
The Chemistry Laboratory is a joint unit operated by the CNRS, the École Normale Supérieure of Lyon and Université Lyon 1.
The Chemistry Laboratory spans a range of specialities in chemistry and physical chemistry It develops interdisciplinary research projects at the frontiers with biology, material sciences and physics.
- Three research axis
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Supramolecular Chemistry and Chemical BiologyConfinement, encapsulation, self-assembly and switchable (supra)molecular systems, bio-imaging and biological mechanism understanding are representative of the research activities in our research group. Read more
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Functional Materials and PhotonicsWe aim to bring together multidisciplinary expertise involving Molecular Chemistry, Materials Science and Photonic to develop innovative systems based on (nano)functional materials. Interest is important in application areas (...) Read more
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Theoretical ChemistryThe team is a THEORY and MODELISATION group spanning different lenght scales from atomic-scale, nano-scale to meso-scale. Read more
- Press releases
- Apr 16, 2019 Presentation of Laboratoire de Chimie of ENS de Lyon
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Apr 02, 2019
- Dec 21, 2018
- Dec 18, 2018
- Agenda
- Jul 19, 2019 Maëlle MOSSER
- Jul 09, 2019 Chen-Hui CHAN
- Jun 24, 2019 Antton CURUTCHET
- Jul 01, 2019 PhD and Master Day
- Apr 25, 2019 Conférence grand public du Pr. Marc Fontecave
- Dec 12, 2018 Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry
- Jun 20, 2019 Computational aspects of heterogeneous catalysis & Materials, Special guests: Prof. Haijun Tao (University of Rostock) and Prof. Peijun Hu (Queen's University of Belfast)., A. Collet
- Jun 26, 2019 Dr. Adèle LAURENT, Title: to be announced, Salle André Collet
- Sep 10, 2019 Dr. Keith WONG, Novel Rhodamine Derivatives and their Related Hybrids with Luminescent Transition Metal Complexes, André Collet
- Sep 19, 2019 Dr. Alejandro FRANCO, Multiscale modeling of manufacturing and performance of rechargeable batteries, Salle André Collet
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