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Artero Research Group
Solène Gentil
PhD Student
Solène was born in 1990 in France. She is a graduate of the University Joseph Fourier in 2014, where she received a bachelor degree in Biology and Chemistry and a master degree in Nanochemistry and Nanoobjects. After getting a grant from the ARCANE Excellence Laboratory Network (LABEX), she began a PhD in collaboration with the group of Dr. Vincent Artero at the CEA and the group of Dr. Serge Cosnier (BEA, DCM) at the molecular chemistry Department in Grenoble. Her current research deals with the design of an enzymatic/ biomimetic H2/O2 biofuel cell, under the supervision of Dr. Vincent Artero (CEA) and Dr. Alan Le Goff (DCM, team BEA).
Scientific Productions:
1. Electrocatalytic O2Reduction at a Bio-inspired Mononuclear Copper Phenolato Complex Immobilized on a Carbon Nanotube Electrode
S. Gentil, D. Serre, C. Philouze, M. Holzinger, F. Thomas and Alan Le Goff
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2016, doi: 10.1002/anie.201509593
2. Biomimetic versus enzymatic high-potential electrocatalytic reduction of hydrogen peroxide on a functionalized carbon nanotube electrode
B. Reuillard, S.Gentil, M.Carrière, A. Le Goff and S. Cosnier
Chemical Science, 2015,
Communications:
Oral communications:
1. H2/air fuel cells integrating carbon nanotubes supported enzymes and bio-inspired catalysts.
S. Gentil, N. Lalaoui, M.Holzinger,A.Dutta, S.Cosnier, W.J. Shaw, A. Artero and A. Le Goff
May 2015, 10ème Journées Scientifiques des Métaux en Biologie de Grenoble, Autrans, France
2. Un nouveau concept de pile à hydrogène biomimétique et durable : Biopile hybride H2/air
S. Gentil, A. Dutta, W.J. Shaw, S. Cosnier, V. Artero V. and A. Le Goff.
November 2015, Congrès Biomimétisme et Chimie durable, Paris, France
3. Nanotubes de carbones fonctionnalisés par des catalyseurs bio-inspirés des hydrogenases pour l’oxydation de H2
S. Gentil, A. Dutta, W.J. Shaw, S. Cosnier, V. Artero V. and A. Le Goff.
October 2015, Journée électrochimie Rhônes-Alpes 2015, Grenoble, France
4. Carbon nanotube-supported synthesis of hydrogen-oxidizing bioinspired nickel complexes.
S. Gentil, A. Dutta, W.J. Shaw, S. Cosnier, V. Artero V. and A. Le Goff.
September 2015, Sixth International IMBG meeting, Villard-de-Lans, France
Posters:
1. O2 reduction reaction at a carbon-nanotube-supported mononuclear copper(phenolato) Galactose oxidase mimic
S. Gentil, D. Serre, C. Philouze, M. Holzinger, F. Thomas and A. Le Goff
July 2016, 42nd International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Brest, France
2. « On-carbon-nanotube » synthesis of bio-inspired nickel catalysts for H2 oxidation
S. Gentil, A.Dutta, W.J. Shaw, S. Cosnier, V. Artero and A. Le Goff
June 11th 2015, Journée de la SCF en Rhône-Alpes, La Doua, Lyon, France