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Numéro ORCID : 0000-0002-8690-5489
445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Hybrid Materials, Functionalized Nanoparticles, Atomically Well-Defined Gold Clusters, Porous Metal-Organic Frameworks, Luminescent Gold Thiolate Coordination Polymers, Phase Transition
2016 French diploma to conduct researches (HDR), “Structural and functional diversities in hybrid materials based on Gold Thiolates”, Lyon 1 University, France.
From 2010 CNRS Researcher, Institute of Researches on Catalysis and Environment of Lyon (IRCELYON), Lyon 1 University, France.
2008 – 2010 Postdoctoral Associate (Advisors: Dr. Christian SERRE and Dr. Clément SANCHEZ), Institute Lavoisier of Versailles, Versailles University and Collège de France, Sorbonne University, Paris, France. Grants from C’Nano and Macademia European Project. “Nanoparticles and Thin Films of Porous Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)”.
2006 – 2008 Postdoctoral Associate (Advisor: Pr. Jeffrey R. LONG), University of California, Berkeley, USA. Grants from General Motors and Berkeley University. “New MOFs for Hydrogen Storage, Carbon Dioxide Capture and Selective Gas-Adsorption”.
2003 – 2006 PhD in Materials Chemistry, “Multifunctional Hybrid Materials: Elaboration of Lamellar Transition Metal Hydroxides and Study of their Luminescent and Magnetic Properties”, PhD Supervisor: Dr. Pierre RABU, Institute of Physics and Chemistry of Materials of Strasbourg (IPCMS), Strasbourg University, France. Involved in the European Network of Excellence MAGMANet.
2003 Master 2 degree in Transition Metals Chemistry and Molecular Engineering (Supervisor: Dr. Pierre BRAUNSTEIN), Strasbourg University, France.
2015 Visiting Researcher (3 months) at the Indian Institute of Technology of Bombay (IITB), Mumbai, India, host: Pr. Ramaswamy MURUGAVEL. Fellowships: iMUST labex and IITB.
2014 Laureate for a short-term grant from the Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS) (2 months), host: Pr. Susumu KITAGAWA, Kyoto University, Japan.
2002 Erasmus fellowship (4 months). Department of Inorganic Chemistry (Supervisor: Pr. Miguel JULVE OLCINA), Valencia University, Spain.
2019 Laureate of an EMERGENCE project in 2019 from CNRS (1 year postdoc + 15 k€).
2019 Laureate for a postdoc grant from Fondation de la Maison de la Chimie.
2017 PI of a young researcher grant from Institute of Chemistry of Lyon (7.5 k€).
2017 Project leader for access to the ESRF synchrotron beamline.
2016 – 2020 PI of a France (ANR)/Japan (JST) project on Molecular Technology (250 k€).
2016 – 2019 Laureate for a PhD student funding from Rhône-Alpes region.
2016 Project leader for access to the SOLEIL synchrotron beamline.
2013 – 2017 PI of an ANR project for young researchers (180 k€).
2013 PI of a young researcher grant from Institute of Chemistry of Lyon (10 k€).
2018 Member of the national scientific committee of the international Gold 2018 conference, July 15-18, 2018, Paris, France.
2018 Member of the local organization committee of the national conference of the French Association of Crystallography (AFC 2018), July 10-13, 2018, Lyon, France.
2015 Member of the local organization committee of the national meeting on Molecular and Coordination Chemistry (GECOM-CONCOORD), May 26-29, 2015, Lyon, France.
2006 Member of the local organization committee of the first day of communications of the PhD students from Strasbourg University, May 4, 2006, Strasbourg, France.
From 2016 Secretary-elect of the Council of the Institute of IRCELYON, France.
2015 – 2016 Member-elect of the Council of the Institute of IRCELYON, France.
2011 – 2014 Responsible of the scientific animation at the IRCELYON, France
2007 – 2008 In charge of the X-Ray crystallography single crystal beamline at the Advanced Light Source at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab for the department of Chemistry.
2004 – 2006 President of the Young Chemists Club, Alsace section, of the French Chemistry Society.
2004 – 2006 Representative of the non-permanent staff at the Council of the Institute of IPCMS, France.
Aude Demessence is a CNRS researcher working at the Institute of Catalysis and Environment of Lyon at University of Lyon, France. She obtained her phD in 2006 from University of Strasbourg, France, on magnetic and luminescent hybrid materials under the supervision of Dr. P. Rabu. Then, she spent two years at Berkeley University, USA, in the group of Pr. J. R. Long as a first postdoctoral fellow, where she started to work on porous and flexible Metal-Organic Frameworks for gas adsorption. Her second postdoctoral position was done jointly at Versailles and Paris Universities with Dr. C. Serre and Dr. C. Sanchez to elaborate thin films of MOFs. From her recruitment by CNRS in 2010, Aude is developing her research on self-assembly of gold nanoparticles for catalysis thanks to a young researcher grant (ANR JCJC) and also on Metal-Organic Chalcogenolate coordination polymers for their photoluminescence (ANR/JST on Molecular Technology). She obtained a JSPS short term fellow in 2014 and spent two months in Pr. S. Kitagawa lab. She also visited for 3 months, in 2015, the Department of Chemistry led by Pr. R. Murugavel at IIT-Bombai, India.
The research mainly focuses on the synthesis and characterizations of gold and silver thiolate hybrid materials for heterogeneous catalysis and physical properties. The goal is to develop in parallel gold and silver thiolate coordination polymers, oligomers and atomically well-defined clusters in order to link the molecular chemistry and the nanoscience involved in these derivates and understand the formation and structure of functionalized nanoparticles in general and their assembly.
Figure 1 - General outline of our research program. We explore the possibility of designing tridimensional functional hybrid materials from coupling the nanoscience of atomically well-defined building-blocks and the molecular chemistry of self-assembled coordination polymers. The goals are to develop new catalysts, novel structures of photoluminescent materials and understand the formation of functionalized nanoparticles and their assembly.
Supported by the ANR JCJC (2013-2017)
Coll. Dr. Jean-François Nierengarten and Dr. Uwe Hahn (ECPM, University of Strasbourg, France).
Development of new catalysts to improve industrially important chemical reactions in terms of activity and selectivity, in environmentally more acceptable means and economical matter is one of the most important needs in research. Heterogeneous catalysis has shown its potential over the last years with the discovery of new catalysts easy to separate from the reaction medium. Today, nanoparticles are considered as the most exciting materials in heterogeneous catalysis due to their high surface/volume ratio allowing for a high numbers of catalytically active sites. Nevertheless, the main problem associated with the use of nanoparticles-based catalysts is their dispersion. When particles form stable colloidal solution, they show good activity and dispersion, but once exhausted, they are difficult to regenerate. In contrast, when nanoparticles are immobilized on a support they are easier to regenerate and still remain in a dispersed state, but these composites exhibit a lower accessible surface area, due to the support, that thus limits their inherent effectivity and in general the support effect is not negligible.
To overcome these limitations, we develop new nanostructured materials by using the concept of self-assembly of nanoparticles directed by organic linkers to generate multifunctional hybrid materials with a high number of catalytic centers. To connect gold nanoparticles and prevent their aggregation, we use voluminous linkers, such as the functionalized hexa-adduct fullerenes as 3D rigid and defined nodes.
Figure 2 - Schemes of the connection of gold nanoparticles through hexaadduct fullerenes with the associated cover publised in Chemical Communication journal.
Gold nanoparticles exhibit a catalytic activity in many chemical processes. Most of the reactions are size-dependant, i. e. the specific activity depends on the average gold particle size. Generally, the activity increases when the particle size decreases, with a marked increase below 5 nm. But for sub-2 nm particles, the origin of the catalytic power is still unclear and under intense debate. Fundamental investigations on the structure-catalytic activity relationships still lag behind, partly due to the polydispersity issue of gold nanoparticles which precludes the in-depth understanding of the origin of this size dependence.
Recently, atomically well-defined thiolate-capped Au nanoclusters (denoted as Aun(SR)m) have been successfully isolated and these monodispersed functionalized clusters, with gold core between 1-2 nm, hold promises as a new generation of catalysts. More importantly, these nanoclusters permit in-depth studies on the subtle correlation of structure and catalytic activity, since they are atomically and crystallographically well-defined.
To investigate the influence of the size, the type of ligands at the surface and also the support effect, we are working with different functionalized nanoclusters and various supports. Catalytic activity for the oxidation of alkene and alcohol derivatives of these colloidal or supported clusters are investigated. Depending on the aerobic oxidation reactions the presence of the surrounded thiolate ligands can improve the activity and selectivity of the catalyst or prevent the reaction and need to be removed to get activity.
Figure 3 - Aerobic oxidation reactions catalyzed by atomically well-defined thiolate gold clusters supported on silica.
Coll. Dr. Nathalie Guillou (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles, University of Versailles - CNRS, France), Dr. Gilles Ledoux and Dr. Christophe Dujardin (Institut Lumière Matière, University of Lyon 1 - CNRS, France), Dr. Miguel Monge (University of La Rioja, Spain), Dr Rodica Chiriac and Dr. Alexandra Fateeva (Laboratoire des Multimatériaux et Interfaces, University of Lyon 1, France).
Polynuclear hybrid Au(I) compounds exhibit a very large domain of applications such as electronic devices, contrast agents, sensors or photocatalysts. All these applications are related to the ability of gold(I) to form aurophilic interactions which gives luminescent materials. Among gold species, thiolate gold(I) compounds are an important class of materials due to the high affinity of gold for sulfur that can generate molecular complexes, extended polymers, stabilized gold nanoparticles or SAM. Thus in nanoscience, thiolate gold(I) polymers are a key step in the Brust synthesis of functionalized gold nanoparticles. However relatively little is known about the relationship between the structure of the Au(I)-SR intermediates and the formation of the nanoparticles and the luminescence of thiolate gold nanoclusters. So to understand the photoluminescence and the formation of gold clusters, we study the synthesis and and carry out the structure resolutions by powder X-Ray diffraction of series of [Au(I)-SR]n coordination polymers. We demonstrate that depending on the substituents of the thiolate ligands different structures are obtained (lamellar, helicoidal or cyclic) with various luminescent properties governed by Au-Au distances and gold atom environments. In addition some of these coordination polymers exhibit rare solid-state phase transitions from amorphous to crystalline states.
Figure 4 – Different structures and photophysical properties of [Au(SR)]n coordination polymers. a. Compounds [Au(p-SPhCO2X]n (X = H et Me) obtained in different solvent. b. Solid-state phase transition from amorphous to crystalline of [Au(SPh)]n compound associated with the apparition of luminescence.
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Gikonyo B., Liu F.,
Saly Hawila
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445 367 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P-400
Hawila S.
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Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Baldovi H., Navalon S., Marichy C., Fateeva A.
MOLECULES, 2023, 28(15), p.
Dutta S., De Luis R., Goscianska J.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Ettlinger R., Wuttke S.
Metal-Organic Frameworks for Water Desalination
ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS, 2023, p.
Saly Hawila
Personnel étudiant ou non permanent
445 367 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P-400
Hawila S.
, Massuyeau F., Gautier R., Fateeva A., Lebegue S., Kim W., Ledoux G.,
Adel Mesbah
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445 489 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P-1308
Mesbah A.
,
Aude Demessence
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P1409
Demessence A.
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY B, 2023, p.
Massuyeau F., Broux T., Coulet F.,
Aude Demessence
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Demessence A.
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Adel Mesbah
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Mesbah A.
, Gautier R.
ADVANCED MATERIALS, 2022, 34(41), p. 2203879
Saly Hawila
Personnel étudiant ou non permanent
445 367 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P-400
Hawila S.
, Abdallah A., Rukemampunzi J., Fateeva A., Ledoux G., Debord R., Paihles S., Guillou N., Massuyeau F., Gautier R.,
Adel Mesbah
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Mesbah A.
,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
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Demessence A.
CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS, 2022, 58(58), pp. 8081-8084
Veselska O., Guillou N., Diaz-Lopez M., Bordet P., Ledoux G., Lebegue S.,
Adel Mesbah
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445 489 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P-1308
Mesbah A.
, Fateeva A.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
CHEMPHOTOCHEM, 2022, 6(5), p. e202200030
Fan Z., Das C.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Zheng R., Tanabe S., Wei Y., Horike S.
Photoluminescent coordination polymer bulk glasses and laser-induced crystallization
CHEMICAL SCIENCE, 2022, 13(11), pp. 3281-3287
Veselska O., Vaidya S., Das C., Guillou N., Bordet P., Fateeva A., Toche F., Chiriac R., Ledoux G., Wuttke S., Horike S.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION, 2022, 61(14), p. e202117261
Tsuruoka T., Miyashita Y., Yoshino R., Fukuoka M., Hirao S., Takashima Y.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Akamatsu K.
RSC ADVANCES, 2022, 12(6), pp. 3716-3720
Shahin Z.,
Franck Rataboul
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445 338 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P210
Rataboul F.
,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Molecular Catalysis, 2021, 499, p.
Okhrimenko L., Cibaka Ndaya C., Fateeva A., Ledoux G.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
New journal of chemistry, 2020, 44, pp. 17970-17975
Vaidya S., Veselska O., Zhadan A., Diaz-Lopez M., Joly Y., Bordet P., Guillou N., Dujardin C., Ledoux G., Toche F., Chiriac R., Fateeva A., Horike S.,
Aude Demessence
Chercheur
445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Transparent and luminescent glasses of gold thiolate coordination polymers
Chemical science, 2020, 11, pp. 6815-6823
Vaidya S., Veselska O., Zhadan A., Daniel M., Ledoux G., Fateeva A., Tsuruoka T.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Journal of materials chemistry c, 2020, 8, pp. 8018-8027
Yeung M., Popple D., Schriber E., Teat S., Beavers C.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Kuykendall T., Hohman J.
Acs applied nano materials, 2020, 3, pp. 3568-3577
Tsuruoka T., Ohhashi T., Watanabe J., Yamada R., Hirao S., Takashima Y.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Vaidya S., Veselska O., Fateeva A., Akamatsu K.
Crystal growth & design, 2020, 20, pp. 1961-1968
Itakura T., Matsui H., Tada T., Kitagawa S.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Horike S.
Chemical science, 2020, 11, pp. 1538-1541
Veselska O., Guillou N., Ledoux G., Huang C., Newell K., Elkaim E., Fateeva A.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Nanomaterials, 2019, 9, p.
Shahin Z., Ji H., Chiriac R.,
Nadine Essayem
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445 315 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1314
Essayem N.
,
Franck Rataboul
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445 338 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P210
Rataboul F.
,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Beilstein journal of nanotechnology, 2019, 10, pp. 228-237
Veselska O., Dessal C., Melizi S., Guillou N., Podbevsek D., Ledoux G., Elkaim E., Fateeva A.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Inorganic chemistry, 2019, 58, pp. 99-105
Maioli P., Stoll T., Sauceda H., Valencia I.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Bertorelle F., Crut A., Vallee F., Garzon I., Cerullo G., Del Fatti N.
Mechanical Vibrations of Atomically Defined Metal Clusters: From Nano- to Molecular-Size Oscillators
Nano letters, 2018, 18, pp. 6842-6849
Kobielska P., Telford R., Rowlandson J., Tian M., Shahin Z.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Ting V., Nayak S.
Acs applied materials & interfaces, 2018, 10, pp. 25967-25971
Veselska O., Cai L., Podbevsek D., Ledoux G., Guillou N., Pilet G., Fateeva A.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Inorganic chemistry, 2018, 57, pp. 2736-2743
Veselska O,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
d(10) coinage metal organic chalcogenolates: From oligomers to coordination polymers
Coordination chemistry reviews, 2018, 355, pp. 240-270
Veselska O, Podbevsek D, Ledoux G, Fateeva A,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Chemical communications, 2017, 53, pp. 12225-12228
Veselska O, Okhrimenko L, Guillou N, Podbevsek D, Ledoux G, Dujardin C, Monge M, Chevrier D, Yang R, Zhang P, Fateeva A,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Journal of materials chemistry c, 2017, 5, pp. 9843-9848
Mathieu Lions
Personnel étudiant ou non permanent
445 325 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P405
Lions M.
, Tommasino J. B., Chattot R., Abeykoon B., Guillou N., Devic T.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
,
Luis Cardenas
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445 314 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P205
Cardenas L.
, Maillard F., Fateeva A.
Chemical Communications, 2017, 53, pp. 6496-6499
Nagarkar S. S., Horike S., Itakura T., Le Ouay B.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Tsujimoto M., Kitagawa S.
Enhanced and Optically Switchable Proton Conductivity in a Melting Coordination Polymer Crystal
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2017, 56 (18), pp. 4976-4981
Abeykoon B., Greneche J. M., Jeanneau E., Chernyshov D., Goutaudier C.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Devic T., Fateeva A.
Tuning the iron redox state inside a microporous porphyrinic metal organic framework
Dalton Transactions, 2017, 46, pp. 517-523
Lavenn C., Guillou N., Monge M. E., Podbevsek D., Ledoux G., Fateeva A.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Chemical Communications, 2016, 52, pp. 9063-9066
Rousseau G., Lavenn C.,
Luis Cardenas
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445 314 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P205
Cardenas L.
,
Stephane Loridant
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445 334 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P311
Loridant S.
, Wang Y., Hahn U., Nierengarten J. F.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
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Demessence A.
Chemical Communications, 2015, 51, pp. 6730-6733
Lavenn C.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
,
Alain Tuel
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445 395 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P408
Tuel A.
Journal of Catalysis, 2015, 322, pp. 130-138
Sanchez C., Grosso D., Boissiere C., De La Pena-O'Shea V. A., Ferey G., Chang J. S., Serre C., Horcajada P., Heurtaux D., Platero-Prats A. E.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Marquez A. G.,
Green Microwave Synthesis of MIL-100(Al, Cr, Fe) Nanoparticles for Thin-Film Elaboration
European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry, 2012, 32, pp. 5165-5174
Lavenn C., Albrieux F., Bergeret G., Chiriac R., Delichere P.,
Alain Tuel
Chercheur
445 395 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P408
Tuel A.
,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
Functionalized gold magic clusters: Au-25(SPhNH2)(17)
Nanoscale, 2012, 4, pp. 7334-7337
Demessence Aude, Yassar Abderrahim, Rogez Guillaume, Miozzo Luciano, De Brion Sophie, Rabu Pierre
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2010, 20, pp. 9401-9414
Demessence Aude, Boissiere Cedric, Grosso David, Horcajada Patricia, Serre Christian, Ferey Gerard, Soler-Illia Galo J. A. A., Sanchez Clement
Adsorption properties in high optical quality nanoZIF-8 thin films with tunable thickness
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2010, 20, pp. 7676-7681
Demessence Aude, Long Jeffrey R.
Selective Gas Adsorption in the Flexible Metal-Organic Frameworks Cu(BDTri)L (L = DMF, DEF)
Chemistry A - European Journal, 2010, 16, pp. 5902-5908
Demessence Aude, Horcajada Patricia, Serre Christian, Boissiere Cedric, Grosso David, Sanchez Clement, Ferey Gerard
Elaboration and properties of hierarchically structured optical thin films of MIL-101(Cr)
Chemical Communications, 2009, pp. 7149-7151
Demessence Aude, D'Alessandro Deanna M., Foo Maw Lin, Long Jeffrey R.
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2009, 131, pp. -8784
Demessence Aude, Mesbah Adel, Francois Michel, Rogez Guillaume, Rabu Pierre
Structure and Magnetic Properties of a New 1D Nickel(II) Hydroxythiophenedicarboxylate
European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry, 2009, pp. 3713-3720
Demessence Aude, Rogez Guillaume, Welter Richard, Rabu Pierre
Inorganic Chemistry, 2007, 46, pp. 3423-3425
Aude Demessence
Chercheur
445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Rogez G, Rabu P
Influence of the grafting of thiophenecarboxylates on the magnetic properties of hydroxides-based layered compounds
Actualité Chimique, 2006, 293, pp. 17-21
Aude Demessence
Chercheur
445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Rogez G, Rabu P
Grafting of thiophenecarboxylates into magnetic transition metal hydroxide layers
Chemistry of Materials, 2006, 18, pp. 3005-3015
Taquet J. P., Siri O.,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Braunstein P.,
Relocalisation of the pi system in benzoquinonediimines induced by metal coordination
Comptes Rendus Chimie, 2004, 7, pp. 909-913
Rueff Jm, Nierengarten Jf, Gilliot P,
Aude Demessence
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445 322 (Standard + 33 [0] 472 445 300)
P1409
Demessence A.
, Cregut O, Drillon M, Rabu P
Chemistry of Materials, 2004, 16, pp. 2933-2937
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