Director (Nobel Prize 1987)

Prof. Jean-Marie LEHN Professor, University of Strasbourg Institute of Advanced Study (USIAS), Chair of Chemistry of Complex Systems 8 allée Gaspard Monge BP 70028 F-67083 Strasbourg Cedex Assistant: +33 (0)3 68 85 51 44 Phone: +33 (0)3 68 85 51 45 Email: lehn@unistra.fr Lehn Institute of Functional Materials

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ANTHEAUME	Cyril	55135	antheaume AT unistra.fr	Chimie supramoléculaire
BERTRAND	Annia	55 158	annia.bertrand AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
CLAUDON	Jacline	55144	j.claudon AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
ESTEVE FRANCH	Ferran	55132	estevefranch AT unistra.fr	Chimie supramoléculaire
HARROWFIELD	Jack	55165	harrowfield AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
JUNG	Sebastian		sebastian.jung AT unistra.fr	Chimie supramoléculaire
KAZONE	Wahnyalo		wkazone AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
KOZIBRODA	Bohdan	55131	bohdan.kozibroda AT etu.unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
LEHN	Jean-Marie	55145	lehn AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
RIEU	Tanguy		tanguy.rieu AT etu.unistra.fr	Chimie supramoléculaire
SCHMITT	Jean Louis	55142	jlschmitt AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire
STADLER	Mihail	55130	mstadler AT unistra.fr	Chimie Supramoléculaire

Research topics

• Photoactive and electroactive cryptates; energy and electron transfer processes.
• Molecular Recognition, Molecular Receptors and Coreceptors: Design, synthesis and properties of macropolycyclic complexing agents binding selectively one or several molecular substrates: metalloreceptors; photoactive receptors; cyclointercalands.
• Anion Coordination Chemistry: Anion cryptates; receptors and coreceptors for anionic substrates; selective complexation of organic, inorganic and biological anions.
• Supramolecular Catalysis: Design and properties of molecular catalysts performing a reaction on bound substrate species; enzyme models; cocatalysis.
• Transport Processes: Design of selective carriers; transport of anions, cations and molecules; thermodynamic and kinetic properties; transport regulation; coupling to chemical potentials (protons, electrons) and to light.
• Selfassembly and Selforganisation: Design of systems generating given supramolecular architectures by molecular recognition directed spontaneous assembly of the components; programmed chemical systems; hydrogen bonding and coordination interactions; selforganisation of organic and inorganic entities; polymolecular assemblies.
• Supramolecular Materials: Recognition materials, supramolecular polymers, liquid crystals, vesicles, inorganic materials.
• Chemionics: Molecular Photonic, Electronic and Ionic Devices: Photoactive and electroactive cryptates; energy and electron transfer processes; light conversion; photo-antenna; ion transfer; molecular and ionic switching and amplifying processes; molecular protonics.
• Semiochemistry: Generation and processing of optical, electronic and ionic chemical signals; ion detection; ion pulses; non-linear optical properties.
• Photochemistry and Energy Storage: photoinduced charge separation systems; photochromes.
• Structural and Dynamic Studies by Multinuclear NMR on supramolecular complexes.
• Bioorganic Chemistry and Biological Applications: Models of biological receptors, of enzymes and of biological transport processes; immunological labelling agents, selective nucleic acid reagents, helical and metallo-nucleic complexes; artificial gene transfer vectors.
• Constitutional Dynamic Chemistry, Molecular and Supramolecular. Dynamic Combinatorial Chemistry: Design of virtual combinatorial libraries; application to biological targets and to materials.