Former graduate members: Khalid Anindya (PhD), Dylan Tassé (MSc), Hamed Abbasian (MSc), Nicolas Duchêne (MSc), Marc-André Dubois (PhD), Julian Falardeau (MSc), Louis-Philippe Simoneau (PhD), Farzaneh Shayenganfar (PDF), Chloé Archambault (MSc), Alexandre Beausoleil (PhD), Arnaud Maillard (MSc, PhD), Stéphane Bedwani (MSc, PhD), Frédéric Leblond (PDF), Rachida Terki (PDF), Nicolas Boulanger-Lewandowski (MSc), Ramon Martinez (MSc), Sébastien Hamel (PDF), Étienne Bayard (MSc), Steve Allen (PDF), Barnim Janta-Polczynski (MSc), Mohamed Layachi (MSc), Patrice Guay (MSc)
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The research projects of the Nanostructure’s team are generally focused on applied problems that are, for a majority, related to properties (structural and/or electronic) of materials. We address these problems with a pragmatic approach supported by rigorous molecular simulation methods with a strong emphasize on the visual representation of the processes studied.
★ Spin-charge patterning on 2D materials with molecular self-assembling
★ Influence of a metal substrate on the magnetic coupling in 2D networks
★ Adsorption of large molecular assemblies on metallic and semiconducting surfaces
★ Reactivity and stability of organic and metal-organic systems for water hydrolysis
★ Magnetic and Electronic properties of 1D-2D organic polymers
★ Electrochemical and physical properties of GS electrode in Li-S battery technology
★ Interaction of organics with metallic clusters and surfaces
★ Capture and methanation of CO2 by metal/MOF dual-functional materials