PhD and post-doc

Find here the PhD and post-doct of the 3 teams of the CRC.

• Strengthening and deacidification of cellulosic objects of the cultural heritage using polyaminoalkylalkoxysilanes. Application to library collections - (2017-2020) | Nathan Ferrandin--Schoffel
• Optical Models for Appearance Management of Printed Materials - (2016-2019) defended | Théo Phan van Song
• Multifunctional Hybrid Materials for the Capture and Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds: Application to Preventive Conservation of the Cultural Heritage Objects - (2015-2018) | Kevin Dedecker
• On the Origin of colours of Edmond Becquerel’s photochromatic images: a spectroscopy and electron microscopy study - (2015-2018) defended | Victor De Seauve
• Characterization of chemical markers for discriminating ancient Asian papers by pyrolysis-bidimensional gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry - (2015-2018) | Bin Han
• PVC: Understanding the Mechanisms of Plasticizer Loss and Exudation, PVC COMPPLEX - (2014-2017) | Adeline Royaux
• Toward a Better Understanding of Cellulose Depolymerization Induced by Transition Metals : from Manuscript Conservation to the Catalytic Valorisation of Biomass Resources - (2013-2016) | Alice Gimat
• CoMPresSil Conservation of newsprint paper using polysiloxanes. Study of interpenetrated networks for strengthening and deacidifying cultural heritage on paper - (2012-2016) | Camille Piovesan