We propose, for the beginning of the year 2019, a position for an engineer for a project concerning the NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) of Hyperpolarized Xenon-129  financed by the Carnot Institute ESP (http://www.carnot-esp.fr) Project: Instrumental and methodological developments in Xenon-129 hyperpolarized NMR: automation, low-temperature, polarization transfers. Application to the characterization of high surface area materials. […]

[heading_box_sc]Characterization of lamellar or nanostructured materials based on transition metal oxides for liquid phase catalysis.[/heading_box_sc][heading_box_sc]December 5th at 10 am in conference room CNRT[/heading_box_sc]Layered transition metal oxides have a potential as catalysts for biomass conversions, but their development necessitates a better understanding of their properties. Consequently, several layered materials such as HNbMoO6, HNbWO6, H2W2O7 and H2WO4

[heading_box_sc]Zeolite nanocrystals for biomedical applications[/heading_box_sc][heading_box_sc]November 16th at 10 am in theses room (campus – sciences III)[/heading_box_sc]The properties of nanozeolites, namely, large surface area, hydrothermal stability and nontoxic nature, enable their utilization in forward-looking applications, including biomedicine (sensors, drug and gas delivery) and  microbiology (antibacterial agents). Hence, a lot of research has been devoted to study

[heading_box_sc]Elimination par adsorption sélective du phénol pour la purification des biocarburants de 2ème génération. Approche par methodes adsorptives, spectroscopie infrarouge et calculs theoriques[/heading_box_sc][heading_box_sc]October 25th at 10 am in theses room (campus – sciences III)[/heading_box_sc]Our project focuses on the study of the purification of 2G biofuels derived from lignocellulosic biomass. After pyrolysis of the biomass and

Benedicte PRELOT of ICGM (Montpellier) will present at LCS on Wednesday 24/10 at 3.30 pm  a lecture on “Adsorption at the solid / liquid interface: contributions from calorimetric approaches“Benedicte Prelot est Ingénieure-Docteure de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Géologie – Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine (Ingénieure en 1996, Thèse en 2001). Chercheure au CNRS à l’ICGM

Congratulations to Luz who won the best poster prize of GeCAT 2018 : “WS2 catalysts for ultra-deep HDS: IR/CO characterization for quantification of active sites and effect of citric acid addition” (Click for the highres PDF).