Alan Le Goff
Directeur de recherche (CNRS)
Affiliation
Centre national de la recherche scientifique
Équipe de recherche
DCM-BIOCEN
Domaines de recherche
bioinorganic chemistry, molecular electrochemistry and bioelectrochemistry, metalloenzymes and bioinspired complexes, surface chemistry and functionalization of carbon nanomaterials
Disciplines scientifiques
Chimie théorique, physique, analytique
Habilitation à diriger des recherches
Responsabilités
- 2019- Board member of the Interdivision Energy of the French Chemical Society
- 2019- Scientific board member of Labex ARCANE
- 2016-2019 Board member (VP) of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes section of the French Chemical Society
Member of the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) https://www.ise-online.org/
Member of the biolectrochemistry french group https://www.bioelectrochimie.fr/
Enseignement
2021- : UE "Surface Functionalization" Master 2 Nanochemistry (UGA)
2016-2017: “Electrochemistry and Surface Functionalization” Master II Nano Biomed (UGA)
Publications
ORCID
Google Scholar
Patents
Brevet FR1908692, Brevet FR1855014, Brevet FR1852284,
Patent WO2018185417A1, Patent WO2014135787A1, Patent WO2012022921A1, Patent WO2010046774A1
2016-2017: “Electrochemistry and Surface Functionalization” Master II Nano Biomed (UGA)
Publications
ORCID
Google Scholar
Patents
Brevet FR1908692, Brevet FR1855014, Brevet FR1852284,
Patent WO2018185417A1, Patent WO2014135787A1, Patent WO2012022921A1, Patent WO2010046774A1
I received a PhD degree in 2006 at the University of Brest on the synthesis and electrochemistry of biomimetic iron- and molybdenum-sulfur clusters of redox enzymes. I worked as a research associate at CEA Saclay, then in the Carbon Nanotechnology Group at the University of Trieste before moving to the University of Grenoble in 2009. My research interests focus on molecular electrochemistry, bioelectrochemistry, bioinorganic chemistry and functionalisation of surfaces and nanomaterials. I work on the synthesis and electrochemistry of redox-active nanostructured materials for activation of small molecules by metalloenzymes and bio-inspired complexes, for enzymatic and bioinspired sensors, fuel cells and electrolyzers.

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