CAROLE DUBOC

Directrice de recherche (CNRS)

CIRe

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Bâtiment : Chimie C

Bureau : bureau 125

Tél. : 0476748877
Carole.Duboc@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

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Thèmes de recherche

My current research interests are in the design of bio-inspired complexes containing metal-sulfur bond(s) to develop catalysts for the activation of small molecules via multi-redox processes.

Keywords: Bio-Inorganic Chemistry - Molecular Catalysis (homogeneous & heterogeneous) - O₂ activation & reduction - H₂ production - CO₂ reduction - Mechanism - Electrocatalysis - Thiolate-based ligands- Multielectronic processes

Disciplines scientifiques

Coordination Chemistry - Molecular Catalysis - Physical Chemistry- Spectroscopy

Enseignement

Current activities

2021- In charge of the UE BioInorganic Chemistry, Health & Energy, Master II Chemistry
2021- In charge of the Master II Chemistry for Life Science

Curriculum vitae

Current Position

Since 2024, Senior CNRS Researcher (DR CE1)

Current Activities

2022- Chair of the Cross-Disciplinary Project, DefiCO2 (funded by the IdEx of UGA)
2021- Chair of ARCANE Excellence Laboratory Network (LABEX) for bio-driven chemistry
2020- Associate Editor of JACS Au
2019- Scientific board member of the EUR "Chemistry, Biology & Health" of the UGA

Awards & Distinctions

2024         Nominated @ the Nierdersächsische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen (Saxon Academy of Sciences)
2022         Senior Researcher Award of the French Chemical Society, Division of Coordination Chemistry
2016         Nominated @ AcademiaNet: The portal to excellent women academics
2007         CNRS Bronze Medal
2007         Young Researcher Award of the French Chemical Society, Division of Physical Chemistry

Previous Positions

2017 Senior CNRS researcher (DR1) @ the Department of Molecular Chemistry
2010 Senior CNRS researcher (DR2) @ the Department of Molecular Chemistry

2007 Junior CNRS researcher @ the Department of Molecular Chemistry
2000 Junior CNRS researcher @ the High Magnetic Field Laboratory

1998 Postdoctoral position @ the University of Minnesota (Bill Tolman)
1995-98 Doctoral position @ the University Joseph Fourier, Grenoble (Marc Fontecave & Stéphane Ménage)

Publications

How we can take inspiration from Nature to design performant catalysts

Illustration of the bio-inspired strategy

Chemical strategies to optimize electrocatalysts for H2 production......

PhD position open

Electrochemical Hydrogenation of unsaturated C-O bonds using molecular complexes; CO₂ conversion

PhD position is open for a highly motivated candidate in The Depatment of Molecular Chemisty, in Grenoble.

more information here /sites/default/files/Mediatheque/Page_perso/PhD%20sujet.pdf

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