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Organic Nanomaterial Synthesis Platform

Laboratory

Laboratory for Organic Nanomaterials


Department

Department of Chemistry


Equipment Description

Professor Jean-François Morin’s research group specializes in the synthesis and characterization of organic nanomaterials for various applications in organic electronics and drug delivery. In recent years, Professor Morin’s team has developed synthetic methods for producing nanographene-based compounds with highly precise control over their morphology, as well as biradical compounds.


Technical Specifications

The research team includes several graduate students with expertise in carbon nanomaterial synthesis. Numerous industrial and academic collaborations have been established and maintained since the laboratory was founded in 2006. The research group offers scientific consulting services, as well as the synthesis and characterization of organic nanomaterials (electroactive and photoactive materials, carbon nanoparticles, and dendrimer-based drug delivery systems). All newly synthesized products are characterized using state-of-the-art instruments to ensure optimal purity and performance.


Areas of expertise

  • Organic synthesis

  • Nanomaterials

  • Photoactive and electroactive materials

  • Graphene

  • Carbon materials


Conditions of Use

Training on the equipment or use of the equipment by a research professional is required. Available to academic and/or industrial collaborators.


Rental Fees (CAD)


On-Campus

To be determined.


Off-Campus (Academic)

To be determined.


Industry

To be determined.


Reservations

Pr Jean-François

Morinjean-francois.morin@chm.ulaval.ca

418-656-2182

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