The MatBio group takes a multidisciplinary, integrated approach to research in the field of biobased materials, ranging from elementary building blocks derived from plant biomass to composites and fiber-based materials for applications in the packaging, healthcare and construction sectors.The team is also focusing its research on process engineering for the production of biobased materials.
- Permanent staff
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Mohamed Naceur BELGACEM, Professor
Julien BRAS, Professor
Quentin CHARLIER, Associate professor
Isabelle DESLOGES, Lecturer
Stéphane DUFRENEY, Technician
Alain DUFRESNE, Professor
Emmanuelle GIROUD, Technician
Céline MARTIN, Associate professor
Évelyne MAURET, Professor
María Catalina QUESADA SALAS, Associate professor
Cécile SILLARD, Engineer
Maxime TERRIEN, CNRS Engineer
Jérémie VIGUIÉ, Research engineer - PhD students
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Océane AVERTY
Arnaud BENARD
Mathilde BERNARD-CATINAT
Eliott BONNET MARTIN
Julien CLAUZON
Emma COLOMBARI
Mathilde DAVID
Emilien FRÉVILLE
Laura Vanessa GIRALDO ISAZA
Marie GOIZET
Annabelle JULIEN
Maxime LEGAY
Julie LUNEAU
Léopold OUDINOT
Chloé PARISI
Julia PESCHEUX-SERGIENKO
René Rafael ROMERO LEZAMA
Suzy RUANO
Clément TURPIN - Post-doctoral & similar positions
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Sarah ALAMI MEJJATI
Moulay Ahmed Said AZIZI SAMIR
Léa CABAN
Mathilde DEVILLE
Mahak FAZAL
Valentin GEMIN
Svetlana PETLITCKAIA
Candice REY - Interns & visiting researchers
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Sahar BABAEIPOUR
Matilde BENEDETTINI
Marcus Felippe DE JESUS BARROS
Giorgia GIUSTI
Aissata Ousmane KANE
Mattis NELLY
Maël PICOT
Thaís SOARES DE GÓES
Research areas
Building blocks from vegetal biomass
Biomolecules, bio-based polymers, nano-polysaccharides, fibres.♦ Chemical modification of nanopolysaccharides.
♦ Valorisation of annual plants and agro-waste.
♦ Development of characterization tools.
Suspensions & blends: material process engineering
Unit operations in papermaking, converting and manufacturing processes for plastics and composites: from building blocks to materials.♦ Manufacturing processes in concentrated medium: extrusion, compression…
♦ Filtration and impregnation.
♦ Rheology of functional suspensions.
Composites and fibre-based materials
♦ Fields of application: packaging, special papers, transport, health or construction.♦ Paper and multilayer.
♦ Bio-based composites.
♦ Non impregnated bio-based materials.