Université Laval Regular Researcher The Chabot group focuses on the study of oxidizing functional groups, particularly those based on nitrogen oxides and diazo compounds, and their incorporation into compounds derived from main group inorganic elements (Si, P, etc.). The high reactivity of the species under investigation makes them useful in a wide range of fields,

Université Laval Regular Researcher Our principal objective is the development of novel synthetic methodologies with an emphasis on the preparation of organofluorine compounds. These new processes are then used to synthesize bioactive molecules or compound with therapeutic interest. Key Words : organofluorine chemistry, organic chemistry, organic synthesis, catalysis, medicinal chemistry Address : Department of Chemistry

Université Laval Regular Researcher The group’s research interests lie in the design of new catalysts, the development of catalytic reactions, and the application of novel methods to chemical synthesis. The group is active in green synthetic organic chemistry, particularly in the areas of iron- and bismuth-based Lewis acid catalysts, asymmetric catalysis, and continuous-flow chemistry. Key

Laval University Regular Researcher Dominic Larivière is a Full Professor (Analytical Chemistry and Radioecology) in the Department of Chemistry at Université Laval. Since 2009, he has been leading the Laboratory of Radioecology, a university-based research facility dedicated to the assessment of radioactivity in the environment and biota. Dr. Larivière is a recognized expert in radiochemistry

Department of Chemical Engineering, Université Laval Regular Researcher Prof. Larachi’s research focuses on developing micro- and multifunctional processes and materials for use in marine engineering, (bio)energy, mineral resources, and environmental solutions. He emphasizes upgrading/converting/blending/substituting fossil resources with green (biomass) routes, mitigating greenhouse gases through CO₂ capture and conversion, and studying aqueous/interfacial chemistry in mineral beneficiation

Université Laval Regular Researcher Our research program focusses mainly on the intensification of catalytic and separation processes for CO2 capture and catalytic conversion, production of alternative fuels, and valorization of natural resources and industrial residues. Key Words : catalysis, separation, capture and catalytic conversion of carbon dioxide, valorization of natural resources and industrial residues, alternative

Department of Soil Sciences & Agri-food Engineering, Université Laval Regular Researcher – Development of Novel Adsorbent and Solar Driven Photocatalytic Materials for the Effective Treatment of Agricultural Wastewaters; – Development of Innovative Enzymatic Processes for the Valorization of Agri-food Residues.   Key Words : pesticides degradation, photocatalysis, graphene, lignocellulosic nanofibers, bio-grafting Address : Université Laval

Department of Chemical Engineering, Université Laval Regular Researcher Our research interests mainly focuses on the design and synthesis of nanomaterials as photocatalysts and catalysts for carbon dioxide reduction, nitrogen fixation, water splitting and environmental remediation (air purification and water depollution). Key words : nanomaterials, catalysis/photocatalysis, solar energy conversion, solar fuels, environmental remediation Address : Department