MIM

The MIM team, lead by Prof. Emmanuel Cadot, has currently 18 permanent senior scientists and ~ 20 young scientists (PhD students, Postdocs and trainees).

Associate professors / Professors:

Emmanuel Cadot (Professor), Eddy Dumas (Associate professor), Sébastien Floquet (Professor), Isabelle Gérard (Associate professor), Marc Lepeltier (Associate professor), Carine Livage (Associate professor),  Pierre Mialane (Professor), Olivier Oms (Associate professor), Catherine Roch (Associate professor), Clémence Sicard (Associate professor), Corine Simonnet (Professor), Nathalie Steunou (Professor), Anne Vallée (Associate professor)
 

CNRS researchers:

Anne Dolbecq (Director of research), Clément Falaise (Researcher), Nathalie Guillou (Researcher), Mohamed Haouas (Researcher) 

Research engineer:

Nathalie Leclerc
 

PhD students :

Jonathan Bachir, Fa Ibrahima Bamba, Roa Chamardi, Khaled Dassouki, Clara Hairie, Maxence Lion, Juan-Fernando Ramirez Henao, Gabrielle Mpacko Priso, Khadija Talbi, Cédric Viravaux, Sa Yao, Nour Zeaiter

Postdoctoral students:

Subharanjan Biswas, Sergiu Calencea (ATER), Ioanna Christodoulou, Sanchari Dasgupta, Mouhieddine Guergueb (ATER), Sandeep Kumar, Amanda Robinson 

Affiliated researcher:

Caroline Mellot-Draznieks (Director of research; CNRS Collège de France, Paris)
 

The activity of the MIM team merges various expertises from the synthesis of new inorganic molecules or materials to the deep studies of their properties using specific methods (NMR spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction...).  Three axis are developped :

- Molecules@MIM

- Interactions@MIM

- Materials@MIM

The MIM team collaborates with numerous research teams across the world.