Quatre laboratoires et
une Commission Recherche
LUMOMAT is represented across four research laboratories at the Universities of Angers, Nantes, and Rennes, and has a Research Committee responsible for overseeing the scientific strategy of the Graduate School od Research.
Our 3 main areas of research
Energy
- Organic, dye-sensitized and intermediate-gap solar cells
- Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED)
- Predictive molecular theoretical spectroscopy and modeling
Health and environment
- Functional surfaces
- Assembled thin layers
- Immobilized supramolecular assemblies
- Medical imaging, dynamic phototherapy
Data storage
- Photoluminescent hybrid nanomaterials
- Photoswitchable hybrid nanomaterials
- Self-organized molecular nanomaterials for photonics
The Research Committee
What is the role of the LUMOMAT Research Committee?
The Research Committee serves as the decision‑making body responsible for implementing and overseeing the scientific policy of the EUR LUMOMAT. In this capacity, it carries out strategic missions aimed at strengthening the research dynamic and supporting the scientific development of the EUR.
Its main duties are the following:
Manage scientific project for calls
The Committee designs, launches, and oversees calls for projects aimed at funding doctoral or post‑doctoral contracts
The evaluation of applications is based on external expert reviews in order to ensure a rigorous, impartial process grounded in recognized scientific criteria.
Ensure the follow-up of funded projects
It conducts an annual follow‑up of the projects funded under the calls for proposals. This monitoring makes it possible to verify scientific progress and compliance with the commitments made at the time of selection.
Decide on the allocation of funding for doctoral students
It decides in particular on the awarding of support schemes such as:
- doctoral mobility grants, intended to encourage research stays in France or abroad, or participation in conferences;
- doctoral attractiveness or distinction grants, aimed at strengthening the site's attractiveness or recognizing the scientific commitment of early‑career researchers.
Participants:
The Research Committee is composed of 8 members:
LUMOMAT Project Manager
The directors of the 4 laboratories involved in the EUR LUMOMAT:
The 3 scientific supervisors:
Former scientific coordinators:
- Yann Pellegrin – Directeur de Recherche CNRS – CEISAM (2022-2026)
- Fabrice Pointillart - CNRS Research Director – Institut des Sciences Chimiques de Rennes (2020-2024)
- Narcis Avarvari – CNRS Research Director – MOLTECH Anjou (2020-2023)
- Fabrice Odobel – CNRS Research Director – CEISAM (2020-2022)
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