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The Papersorb project aims to produce highly effective adsorbent papers capable of purifying the air by selectively trapping harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).

The start-up Cilkoa's technology makes it possible to produce paper and cardboard packaging that is as waterproof, moistureproof and oxygen-tight as plastic packaging, while being recyclable and compostable.

These samples are kept in the "historical chemical library", collection of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, managed by the unit " Communication Molecules and Adaptation of Micro-organisms " (MCAM).

Specialist in catalysis at the Fundamental and Applied Heterochemistry Laboratory (LHFA), she is interested in the development of environmentally friendly processes.

To better understand this painting technique, scientists have reproduced historical recipes to study the mechanical properties and molecular organisation of the resulting mixtures.

The Institut Photovoltaïque d’Île-de-France (IPVF) is involved in the design of more durable solar cells with higher efficiency and lower cost.

Researcher in chemistry, she works on computer modeling experiments to better understand and predict the behavior of innovative and sustainable materials in the energy field.

Eco-materials and eco-processes, materials for energy conversion and molecules and materials for health.

The ChimEco laboratory develops an interdisciplinary approach to global ecology as a vector for sustainable development, combining phytotechnologies adapted to pollution, ecological rehabilitation of degraded sites and valorisation through green chemistry.

Scientific equipment of the Macle-CVL shared platform (microscopies, imaging and analytical resources in the Centre-Val de Loire region) at the service of the scientific community of the Centre-Val de Loire region.

Scientists at the CEREGE laboratory are measuring the cosmogenic nuclide concentrations of rock fragments. This absolute dating method determines how long a rock has been exposed to cosmic radiation.

The "Métal" working group is one of the 8 groups set up for the chantier scientifique Notre-Dame de Paris.

At the IMN in Nantes, scientists are synthesising materials to produce hydrogen used as a storage medium for renewable energy.

At the Cité internationale de la tapisserie d'Aubusson, scientists are studying works composed of silk and wool yarns, coloured by natural substances several hundred years ago.

The fermenter UNIFERTEX (UNIversal FERmenTor EXpert) carries out solid and liquid state fermentations in parallel.

Hydrogen plateform, Toulouse

Physicist at the Physics Laboratory at ENS de Lyon, he works on functional electrical stimulation to improve the quality of life of paralysed people.

This year's CNRS Gold Medal, one of France's most prestigious scientific prize, has been awarded to the Franco-Norwegian physical chemist Thomas Ebbesen.

Bio Inspir' is studying the depolluting virtues of a number of plants, both terrestrial and aquatic.

Tiamat designs, develops and produces batteries using sodium ions in an industrial standard format.

To better characterize plastic pollution in continental waters, the PLASTIGAR project plans to carry out spatio-temporal monitoring in the upstream part of the Garonne catchment area.

Le Centre interuniversitaire de recherche et d'ingénierie des matériaux (CIRIMAT) regroupe les compétences toulousaines dans le domaine de la science et de l'ingénierie des matériaux.

Jean Rouxel Materials Institute

MATEIS, a multidisciplinary science of materials laboratory

Spreading of mercury on Reunion Island.

Laboratoire des multimatériaux et interfaces

Laboratoire de chimie de coordination

Thierry Chartier, a researcher in ceramic materials and processes at the Ceramics Research Institute (IRCER), is the winner of the 2018 CNRS innovation medal. His work has yielded new manufacturing techniques that have garnered great interest around the world. Chartier's research has led to the creation of two start-ups: 3DCeram, which applies stereolithography, and Ceradrop, which develops new inkjet techniques for printed electronics. In 2005, Chartier and Air Liquide founded a joint research…

Institut Jean Lamour

Turning CO2 into a valuable resource

AGLAÉ : a new version of the accelerator

Reportage au LFHA, Laboratoire d'Hétérochimie Fondamentale et Appliquée de Toulouse

The NanoCar Race is an event in which molecular machines compete on a nano-sized racetrack.

G2Elab covers a wide spectrum of expertise in the field Electrical Engineering.

Start-up Daumet, the new white gold

Microcharacterization center Raimond Castaing

Cathie Vix-Guterl, chemist, laureate of the CNRS medal of innovation 2016

Startup Norimat from the Centre interuniversitaire de recherche et d'ingénierie des matériaux (Cirimat)

Laboratoire de physique et chimie des nano-objets

Sodium batteries at the Liten CEA

Sodium batteries at the CSE

Institut Jean Lamour pour l'année de la cristallographie