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Sébastien REDON     sebastien.redon@univ-amu.fr

Associate professor (since 2014).

CURRENT RESEARCH

My research activity focuses on synthetic methods for organoselenium compounds, with a special interest in selenocyanation reactions, and their application as leishmanicidal agent. I am also interested in the design of new organic electron donors for the reduction of chalcogenides.

EDUCATION

2008 – PhD under the supervision of Prof. X. Pannecoucke, Prof. F. Outurquin – University of Rouen, France

Nadhrata ASSANI   assani.nadhrata@etu.univ-amu.fr

PhD student 2021-2024 – ANR Doctoral grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

My project consists in the development of new reduction methodologies using aldehydes as substitutes for metals. Aldehydes are used as sources of organic electron donors through the formation of enaminol species, called Breslow intermediates, from N-heterocyclic carbenes (NHCs).

Mots-clés :

Synthetic Methodology, N-Heterocyclic Carbenes, Breslow Intermediate, Reduction Reactions, Organic Electron Donors.

EDUCATION

Master degree in organic chemistry – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Minh-Hang DO minh-hang.DO@etu.univ-amu.fr

Master 2 student 2024 – ANR grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

I work on a colloborative project between the Institutes of Radical Chemistry and the Vectors – Tropicals and Mediterranean Infections team. The purpose is the design of modular and accessible polymeric systems for the vectorization of new antimalarial drugs.

EDUCATION

Master degree in Life chemistry – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Lia PEREZ ROSTGAARD lia.perezrost@gmail.com

Master 1 student 2024 – AldyRED ANR grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

My project consists in the development of new reduction methodologies using aldehydes as substitutes for metals. Aldehydes are used as sources of organic electron donors through the formation of enaminol species, called Breslow intermediates, from N-heterocyclic carbenes (NHCs).

EDUCATION

Master degree in organic chemistry – University of Grenoble Alpes, FRANCE

Amandine AVENEL amandine.avenel@etu.univ-amu.fr

Master 1 student 2024

CURRENT RESEARCH

My project consists in the synthesis of new air-stable precursors of Organic Electrons Donors (OEDs). They are used as initiators of polymerization reactions.

EDUCATION

Master degree in Health engineering – Aix Marseille University, FRANCE

Yara TAWK yara.tawk@etu.univ-amu.fr

Licence 2 student 2024

CURRENT RESEARCH

My project consists in the immobilization of microvesicles on Pegylated-nanoparticules and the study of their biological activities in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

EDUCATION

Licence degree in Chemistry – Aix Marseille University, FRANCE

ALUMNI

Marion Casanova   marion.casanova@etu.univ-amu.fr

PhD student 2019-2022 – Interdisciplinary Doctoral grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

I work on a colloborative project between the Institutes of Radical Chemistry and the Vectors – Tropicals and Mediterranean Infections team. The purpose is the design of modular and accessible polymeric systems for the vectorization of new antimalarial drugs

EDUCATION

Master degree in drug design – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Tataye MOUSSOUNDA MOUSSOUNDA KOUMBA   tataye.MOUSSOUNDA-KOUMBA@univ-amu.fr

Research Engineer 2021-2022 – ANR grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

My project consists in the development of reduction reactions photocatalysed by organic electron donors (OED). The method allows the generation of radical or anionic intermediates from substrates known to be difficult to reduce. This strategy is extended to new reactivities in organic synthesis.

Mots-clés :

Radical Chemistry, Organic Electron Donors, Photocatalysis, Reduction Reaction.

EDUCATION

PhD in radical chemistry – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Maximilien FIL   maximilien.fil@etu.univ-amu.fr

Master 2 student 2022

EDUCATION

Master 2 Drug Design  – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Yuxi ZHAO   yuxi.zhao@etu.univ-amu.fr

Postdoctoral researcher – 2021 – 2022 – Industry Project

CURRENT RESEARCH

My projects deal with the synthesis of new series of organic electron donors (OEDs), the study of their electron-transfer mechanisms and the evaluation of their redox potentials. Their reducing abilities are confronted in the reduction of polyfunctionalized substrates. I also explore OED-promoted polymerization methodologies and their priming mechanism.

EDUCATION

Master degree : Shanghai Normal University, CHINA

PhD student  ICR AMU – 2017 – 2020  China Scholarship Council

Arona FALL      arona.fall@univ-amu.fr

PhD student 2018 – 2021 – ANR Doctoral grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

My research project consists in the design of new organic electron donors for challenging radical and anionic reductive processes. OED-promoted radical-polar cascade transformations are also investigated. The novel libraries of organic electron donors will be evaluated in the reduction of diversely functionalized substrates in order to map their specific redox characteristics.

EDUCATION

Master degree in Organic Chemistry and Life Science – University of Poitiers, FRANCE

Hugo ROUX   hugo.roux@centrale-marseille.fr

Master 2 and Engineering School student 2021

EDUCATION

GREEN cursus  – Ecole Centrale de Marseille, FRANCE

Master 2 life chemistry  – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Lucas Almeida   lucas.almeida@etu.univ-amu.fr

Master 2 student 2021

EDUCATION

Master 2 organic chemistry  – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE

Guillaume TINTORI    guillaume.tintori@etu.univ-amu.fr

PhD student 2017–2020 – French Government grant

CURRENT RESEARCH

My doctoral project consists in the synthesis and characterization of new air-stable precursors of Organic Electrons Donors (OEDs). These precursors, easily activated under thermal or photochemical condition, can be used to generate in-situ the powerful reducing agent. The latter allows the reduction of challenging substrates or the initiation of polymerization reactions.

EDUCATION

Master’s degree in Organic Chemistry: “Organic synthesis and chemistry of biologically active molecules CPE Lyon / University Lyon 1 Claude Bernard, FRANCE

Jason MORRIS      jason.morris@univ-amu.fr

Postdoctoral researcher – 2019 – 2020 – Industry Project

CURRENT RESEARCH

The purpose of my project is to synthesize new organic reducers and to apply them in the preparation of high value-added composites. A particular attention will be devoted to the development of air-stable polymerization-initiators storable under long-term and specific conditions.

EDUCATION

PhD. 2016 – Aix-Marseille University, FRANCE/ Queensland University of Technology, AUSTRALIA

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