Electrochemistry and thin layers
Renewable energies, Environmental sciences and Safety, Health, Welfare, Biotechnologies and Industry, Time resolved and multi-techniques characterization
The research axis developed in the group deal with molecular organization and/or interactions on surfaces and the building up of functional thin layers. One of our research axis concerns the growth and the study of MOF thin films onto surfaces. This recent activity relies on long lasting expertise of the group regarding surface functionalization (molecular grafting on silicon surfaces) and the development of characterization techniques and/or analysis tools allowing ex or in situ investigations of processes on surfaces: optical spectroscopies (FTIR in ATR geometry, RAMAN, UV-Vis), XRD, AFM, SEM...
Metal Organic Frameworks (MOF)
Surface functionnalization
Thin films
Molecular grafting
Growth
Reactivity
Molecular organization
Interactions on surfaces
Surface chemistry
Structural properties