About Condensed Matter and Nanoscience Institute

In particular, IMCN researchers:

• conduct the synthesis of organometallic and macromolecular organic, inorganic compounds, and the development of solid materials, nanostructured, bio- hybrid, or arranged on the surface of a carrier
• realize their spectroscopic characterization, including microscopic, textural and structural depth analysis, and imaging, complete this initial step
• if applicable, explore their interaction with the living
• in a complementary manner , develop the theoretical modeling and numerical simulation of material components
• study molecular dynamics in collisional processes or to extract spectroscopic properties
• conduct the understanding of light-matter interaction
• investigate properties and applications connected to different areas of physical chemistry and physics and solid surface, the kinetics of homogeneous or heterogeneous catalysis, the (electro) magnetism (including electronics and spintronics), electrochemistry, the rheology, medicinal chemistry, biophysics and biomaterials, physical atomic and molecular optics.

In line with the research missions of the University, the Institute implements in its specific fields the general policies of the University, develops a coherent research policy and contributes to the internationalization policy of the University.

The Institute carries out the missions of promotion and coordination of research, in order to stimulate development and encourage the sharing of resources that are allocated. The institute manages the human and material resources, scientific and logistical necessary to develop a competitive international research. Through its various components, it develops with other institutions and entities of the university, in different sectors, the relationships and collaborations that are essential to this mission.