Our young researchers present their work
First-year PhD students present their subject, the context of the study and highlight the main objectives of their work: bibliographic study, experimental techniques to be used or developed, scientific and technological barriers, first results obtained.
Third-year PhD students focus on the most important outcomes, research achievements and perspectives.
Third-year PhD students focus on the most important outcomes, research achievements and perspectives.
- Session 1 - October 16, 2025
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Clément TURPIN ♦ ArchiPOP - Architectured papers and boards by bio-based grid printing: a bio-inspired, low-cost approach to lightweight packaging
Julie LUNEAU ♦ Influence of drying conditions on the surface properties of finished products during Roll-to-Roll surface functionalization: comparison between copper-based and fiber-based webs
- Session 2 - December 18, 2025
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Niusha SAFARI ♦ Study of the effect of the nature of wood hemicellulose oligosaccharides on their prebiotic properties
Mathilde BERNARD-CATINAT ♦ Development of innovative processes for the production of three-dimensional cellulosic materials
- Session 3 - January 22, 2026
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Océane AVERTY ♦ New barrier coating for water-vapor-barrier packaging
Juliette SEIGNARD ♦ FLEXI-HYPE – Industrial-Scale Hybrid and Flexible Active Electronic System
- Session 4 - February 26, 2026
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Chloé PARISI ♦ Influence of cellulosic material structure on the recyclability and barrier properties of packaging produced by atomic layer deposition
Alicia TESTON ♦ Integrated biorefinery for the recycling of cellulosic fibers and valorization of saccharides
- Session 5 - March 26, 2026
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Elsa BIHEL ♦ LUMNI – Synthesis of luminescent nanoparticles for the development of high-performance luminescent functional inks
Julien CLAUZON ♦ Multi-scale characterization of the hygro-mechanical behavior of fiber mats
- Session 6 - April 16, 2026
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Valentin GEMIN ♦ Development of absorbent pads made from lignocellulosic fibers, 100% bio-based and biodegradable
Sarp KÖLGESIZ ♦ Use of wood-derived polymers as base materials for the fabrication of fuel cell components via additive manufacturing
Suzy RUANO ♦ Development of new biobased barrier solutions for flexible packaging
- Session 7 - May 21, 2026
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Baptiste RACLE ♦ Study of the mechanical reinforcement and wet-state behavior of dense cellulosic materials
Lilou BOUTARIN ♦ Eco-design of multilayer optically active systems using a fully printed approach: materials–process correlations
- Session 8 - June 25, 2026
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Nassim AFIOUNI ♦ POLKA – Kraft-line oxidation process for integrating nanobacterial nanoparticles into a papermaking process
Léa CABAN ♦ NAPKINS – Development of absorbent and waterproof nonwovens made from lignocellulosic fibers for the production of 100% bio-based and biodegradable sanitary napkins
Beatriz Kori ISHIKURA ♦ Optimizing fiber–fiber bonding in cellulosic fiber mats: toward new lightweight, stretchable, and durable papers to replace plastic and reduce natural resource consumption