Teaching

Cyclic Voltammetry International School at the Université Paris Cité

The Cyclic Voltammetry International School (CVIS) is a five-day training course in Paris that combines class time and hands-on laboratory work rooted in the fundamental concepts of molecular and biomolecular electrochemistry. CVIS is intended for young researchers, including post-doctoral associates and academics, as well as for highly motivated PhD students who are seeking to gain or further enhance their theoretical knowledge and practical experience in Cyclic Voltammetry. 

 CHI551 -  Electrons and nuclei in modern chemistry (with Dr. Covadonga Lucas-Torres)

This course focuses on fundamental aspects of NMR and electrochemistry, with case studies of mechanistic study and industrial processes.

CHI553 -  Essentials in Molecular Chemistry (with Dr. Greg Nocton and Dr. Audrey Auffrant)

This course provides essential knowledge in molecular chemistry, especially  in organic chemistry, group theory and inorganic chemistry.

CHI562 -  Sustainable Chemistry (with Dr. Audrey Auffrant and Dr. Nathanaëlle Schneider)

This course reviews different aspects related to sustainable chemistry, with particular interest in hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus chemistry.