Personnel Université de Bordeaux
– Professeur / Groupe 6
– Scopus profile
– contact : prénom.nom@icmcb.cnrs.fr / poste 2579 (ligne directe 054000+poste)
Competences : Cristallographie / Physique et chimie de l’état solide / Rayons-X / Matériaux moléculaires et hybrides organiques-inorganiques / Enseignement et médiation scientifiques
Education and scientific position
Present responsabilities :
– Full member of the Condensed Matter Commission of the Universities National Council (CNU28), Paris (France) – elected in 2019
– Member of the SEN-1 commission of the Fund for Scientific Research, Bruxelles (Belgium) – nominated in 2019
– President of the French Crystallography association (AFC)- elected in 2017
– President of the Crystallography Association of Bordeaux (ABC) – elected in 2014
– President of the Committee for Crystallography alongside the French Committee of International Scientific Unions ( French Academy of Science – COFUSI) – since 2017
Position :
since 2015 : Full professor, first class (PR1), Univ. of Bordeaux, ICMCB
2011-2014 : Professor, second class (PR2), Univ. Bordeaux 1, ICMCB
1998-2010 : Assistant professor (MdC), University Bordeaux 1, ICMCB
1997-1998 : Research assistant, Crystallography lab. (Pr JAK Howard), University of Durham (UK)
1995-1997 : Temporary research Assistant (ATER), Univ. Bordeaux 1, Molecular Crystallography lab. (Pr D. Chasseau)
1992-1995 : Part-time teacher in physics at University Bordeaux 1
1991-1992 : Scientific instructor at the École Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan (French Military Academy for officer)
Education :
2006 : Diplôma of « Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches » (HdR), Univ. Bordeaux 1
1996 : PhD in Physics and Chemistry of Condensed Matter, Crystallography laboratory, Univ. Bordeaux 1992 : Master 2 in Physics and Chemistry of Condensed Matter, Univ. Bordeaux 1
Keywords
Crystallography, X-rays, Solid-state, Phase transition, High-pressure, Low-temperature, Molecular crystals, Spin-crossover, Multi-functional materials.
Research activities
Main efforts are focused on the investigation of phase transitions and the relationships between structural and physical properties in solids with a preference, but not exclusively, for molecular materials. These studies fall within the field of expertise of crystallography and address the different scales of matter (sub-nanoscopic to macroscopic, including microstructures), distinct environments (temperature, pressure, light) and various types of samples (crystals, nanoparticles, powders, films, raw material). Beyond the fundamental questioning aiming at understanding the physical phenomena studied (mainly connected to magnetism, conductivity, optical features), the ambition is very clearly to guide towards obtaining materials having adequate properties for future applications. In course of the years, a special attention was paid to molecular superconductors, molecular magnets, spin-crossover phenomenon and organic-inorganic hybrid materials.
Scientific production and supervision
Author and co-author of 169 international publications, including 4 book chapters.
h-index : 42 ; 7374 citations ; average of 43 citations/article.
First author of more than 40 oral communications in conferences.
Author and co-author of > 100 posters in congress
Chair and co-chairs of 18 congress/colloquium
Supervision : 10 PhD supervision, > 30 Master students in long-term research projects,
Member of jury within 25 PhD committees of which 5 as president and 3 HDR
Teaching activities
Professional credo in a flash : Unquestionably, teaching is deeply the heart of my professional commitment. Increasing fundamental knowledge, as much as possible, through cutting-edge research work fits into this framework. The crystallography allows to combine pioneering experimental investigations, analyses of innovative solutions for the design of materials of the future, advanced transdisciplinary teaching also flirting with the popularization of science and beauty of matter. A passion « all in one ».
Indiscutablement, enseigner est profondément au cœur de mon engagement professionnel. Accroître la connaissance fondamentale, autant que faire se peut, par un travail de recherche de pointe s’inscrit dans ce cadre. La cristallographie permet d’allier investigations expérimentales pionnières, analyses de solutions innovantes pour le design de matériaux du futur, enseignement transdisciplinaire avancé flirtant aussi avec vulgarisation scientifique et beauté de la matière. Une passion « Tout en un ».
Around 200 hours / year teaching at University (all levels) in Physics (Condensed Matter / Electromagnetism / Optics / X-rays / Crystallography)
Activities around popular science (conferences, exposition, articles, workshop)
5 Relevant publications
Elodie Tailleur, Mathieu Marchivie, Jean-Paul Itié, Patrick Rosa, Nathalie Daro and Philippe Guionneau*. Chem. Eur. J. (2018), 24, 14495 – 14499. « Pressure-Induced Spin-Crossover Features at Variable Temperature Revealed by In Situ Synchrotron Powder X-ray Diffraction »
S. Lakhloufi, M. H. Lemeé-Cailleau, G. Chastanet, P. Rosa, N. Daro and P. Guionneau*, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., (2016), 18, 28307-28315. « Structural movies of the gradual spin-crossover in a molecular complex at various physical scales »
Philippe Guionneau*, Dalton Trans., (2014), 43, 382-393. « Crystallography and spin-crossover. A view of breathing materials »
Grosjean, A., Négrier, P., Bordet, P., Etrillard, C., Mondieig, D., Pechev, S., Lebraud, E., Létard, J.-F. and Guionneau, P.*, Eur. J. Inorg. Chem., (2013), 796-802. « Crystal Structures and Spin Crossover in the Polymeric Material [Fe(Htrz)2(trz)](BF4) Including Coherent-Domain Size Reduction Effects »
Eric Collet*, Philippe Guionneau*, C. R. Chimie 21 (2018) 1133-1151. « Structural analysis of spin-crossover materials : From molecules to materials »