Phd In Soft Matter
Paris, Île-De-France, Fr
Lab: Chemistry Biology Innovation (CBI), team "Innovative materials for energy" mie.spip.espci.frSubject: Development of electrostrictive materials for energy harvesting and high sensitive pressure sensors.Keywords: Emulsions - Soft matter - Energy harvesting - Composite - Giant Permittivity - Piezoresistivity - High dielectric constant - Low loss - Electroactive polymers - SensorsSupervisors : Annie Colin (h index: 48), Philippe Poulin (h index: 51), Cécile Monteux (h index: 18)Publications: - Polymeric foams for flexible and highly sensitive low-pressure capacitive sensors, 2019, npj flexible electronics- Giant electrostrictive response and piezoresistivity of emulsion templated nanocomposites, Apr 20, 2017, Langmuir- Microporous electrostrictive materials for vibrational energy harvesting. Multifunct. Mater. 00 (2018) 0000004 international patterns (WO2019129391 (A1), WO2019129388 (A1), WO2019129387 (A1), WO2018189491 (A1))Responsibilities: - Supervising of practical works of thermodynamics (70 hours per year) at ESPCI Paris (master students).- Industrial partnership with the Solvay Company- Lead a team of 3 international traineesTalks: - GDR polynano, June 2016, Paris - Soft Matter days, June 2017, Paris - European Polymer Congress, July 2017, Lyon, KEYNOTE LECTURE- European Advanced Materials Congress, August 2017, Stockholm- European Materials Research Society, September 2017, Warsaw Award: - YESS Award (Young Energy Storage Scientist Award) for innovative scientists in the field of electrochemical energy storage, 2017