LIONS - IRAMIS

The LIONS Research Group at CEA Saclay

LIONS is interested in the physical and chemical mechanisms that make it possible to obtain nanostructured materials. The aim of this research is to understand and thus better utilize the unique properties resulting from nanostructuring while guaranteeing a low environmental impact and safety of use (Safe by Design) by adapted synthesis methods. Rational design using statistical physics and modeling enables us to develop nanostructured materials and the methods to obtain them.

Our research themes :

Synthesis

Synthesis, Chemistry for safe, thrifty and useful nanomaterials

Reactivity

Chemistry under confinement, reactivity at the nanoscale

Nano for life

Understanding nano/bio interactions

Our instrumental platforms :

SAXS

Small & Wide Angle X-ray Scattering lab

Irradiation

Chemistry under confinement, reactivity at the nanoscale

Microfluidic

Understanding nano/bio interactions

sp-ICPMS

Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and optical spectroscopy

Rapid prototyping

Bringing our ideas to life

News :

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News

A collaborative review by LIONS contributors highlights NIMBE’s pioneering role in micro- and milli-fluidic sampling for in-situ X-ray analysis

The LIONS is proud to announce the publication of a comprehensive review on the utilization of micro- and milli-fluidic devices for X-ray analysis in the chemical and materials sciences. This pivotal work, which involves several key contributors from LIONS, sheds light on the significant advancements and applications of these cutting-edge technologies.

Read more: A collaborative review by LIONS contributors highlights NIMBE’s pioneering role in micro- and milli-fluidic sampling for in-situ X-ray analysis

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Recent publications

Publications by NIMBE/LIONS scientists (HAL database)

60

Personnes

40

Chercheurs

10

Ingénieurs, techniciens
et administratifs

10

Doctorants
Post-doctorants