The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry Laboratory (LCS) is renowned for its research into porous materials, with strong skills in the design and preparation of microporous materials, such as zeolites, and the study of porous materials by operando spectroscopy, i.e. the observation of the material as close as possible to its operating conditions. Thanks to these complementary skills, the LCS occupies a unique position in the study and optimization of catalytic or adsorption processes, with multiple applications in the fields of materials for energy conversion or pollution control.
The laboratory’s expertise is based on 2 teams:
The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry Laboratory (LCS) is pleased to announce the election of Mrs Svetlana Mintova as a member of Academia Europaea, one of Europe’s most prestigious scientific academies.
This distinction recognizes the excellence of her research in the field of porous materials, and more specifically zeolites and nanoporous materials, to which she has devoted her work for more than three decades.
Academia Europaea brings together internationally renowned researchers, academics and experts from across all academic disciplines. Its aim is to promote excellence in research, education and innovation in Europe. Svetlana Mintova’s election to this institution reflects the scientific impact of her work and its international reach.
All LCS staff extend their warmest congratulations to Svetlana Mintova on this prestigious recognition.
Learn more:
https://www.ae-info.org/ae/Member/Mintova_Svetlana
ZEONYX reçoit le Prix d’honneur EPOPEA 2026 La start-up ZEONYX, cofondée par Benoit Boureau, Svetlana Mintova et Samuel Valable, a reçu le Prix d’honneur EPOPEA 2026. Cette distinction récompense ses travaux innovants et ses réalisations scientifiques autour d’une technologie issue
SURFER’Z: Understanding surface barriers in zeolites for molecular separations The SURFER’Z project, coordinated by the LCS (CNRS, ENSICAEN, University of Caen Normandy), with Arnaud Travert as project coordinator, has been selected for funding by the French National Research Agency (ANR)
Le LCS coordonne le projet ANR EACH sur l’électrification du craquage de l’ammoniac Le Laboratoire Catalyse et Spectrochimie coordonne le projet ANR EACH – Electrification of Ammonia Cracking for Hydrogen economy, sous la responsabilité scientifique de Ludovic Pinard. Prévu sur
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