Responsibilities and duties
Head of CNRS Research Unit UMR5307 – LGF (laboratoire Georges Friedel)
Head of “Chemical gas Sensors” group in Chemical Engineering Center (SPIN)
Biography
After a PhD in Chemical Engineering, I have firstly studied the oxidation of ceramic composite materials in University of Limoges (France) from 1995 to 1997. Since 1998, I have been working in the field of Microsystems, Instrumentation and solid state Chemical Sensors for a wide range of applications, with a focus on automotive exhaust sensors. I manage this research department which has also a more general research activity on solid-gas reactivity since 2009. Supervisor of 18 PhDs, author of more than 50 publications, 5 patents, reviewers for many papers in the field of chemical gas sensors, I have joined the steering committee of EUROSENSORS which supervises each year Eurosensors conference at European level (500 attendees).
Research topics
Electrical properties of solids for development of chemical gas sensors, solid oxide fuel cells and micro-preconcentrators
Teaching areas
Physical methods for matter characterisation, thermal analysis
Defects in solids
Fluid mechanics, Thermodynamics
Gas sensors
Education
1. Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering 1994 (Ecole des Mines, St-Etienne, France)
2. Engineering Degree in Chemistry 1990 (CPE, Lyon, France)
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