IMAP
Institute of Porous Materials of Paris - UMR 8004
The IMAP is a joint unit created at the end of 2016 between the CNRS, the ENS and the ESPCI within PSL and led by Christian Serre.The activities of the IMAP are focused on the following three main areas of research:
(i) the synthesis and characterization (structural, physicochemical) of new robust and functional crystallized porous hybrid solids (Metal-Organic Frameworks or MOFs) and/or their composites integrating different nano-objects (inorganic, hybrid, organic);
(ii) scaling and shaping in green conditions; (iii) their potential energy applications (heat reallocation, catalysis and fuel production (H2, CH4, CH3OH, etc.), batteries, fuel cells, etc.), the environment (CO2 capture and recovery, capture and detection of organovolatil compounds, etc.) and health (drug delay release, imaging, nano-biodetection, etc.) in collaboration with academic and industrial partners (TotalEnergies, Stellantis, EDF, ITP, Teqoya, SquairTech, etc.)
Members
- Christian Serre
- Antoine Tissot
- Farid Nouar
- Georges Mouchaham
- Iurii Dovgaliuk
- Mathilde Lepoitevin
- Vanessa Pimenta
Platforms and equipment
- DRX powder (in situ / PDF) – porometers (gas, vapour, mano/gravimetric) – high-throughput synthesis – 5 and 30 L reactors – granulator – extruders
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FlowNMR
Flow NMR as a new in situ tool for studying interface processes in solution involving inorganic or hybrid materials
HRMS4MAT
Combining chromatographic and high-resolution mass spectrometry methods to characterize new materials and resources or recover waste materials
