Félicitations au Dr Morgan Cormier, maître de conférences au LIMA Mulhouse, qui s'est vu attribuer le prix Jean Normant de la Division de Chimie Organique de la Société Chimique de France. Ce prix est remis à un jeune enseignant chercheur prometteur pour la qualité de ses travaux. Pour en savoir…
On 27/02/2024, ITI HI FUN Mat organized its Global Women Breakfast on the Cronenbourg campus under the aegis of IUPAC. The theme "Catalyzing diversity in science" was chosen for the occasion. Organized by Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz (IPCMS) and Valérie Caps (ICPEES), the half-day was punctuated by…
The Organic Chemistry Division Prize is awarded to a senior chemist whose research work has been recognized at national and international level.
During LIMA's Fall Day, 2 prestigious guests, members of the French Academy of Sciences, Prof. Bernard Meunier and Prof. Marc Fontecave, led round-table discussions on the themes of "drugs and Alzheimer's disease", and "issues and prospects linked to the energy transition".
Like every year, the Fête de la Science was in full swing at the Palais Universitaire of the University of Strsabourg. On this occasion, LIMA had a stand that proved quite popular! The stand was set up as part of an initiative coordinated by CNRS Alsace to promote projects recently funded by the…
Félicitations au Dr Morgan Cormier, maître de conférences au LIMA Mulhouse, qui s'est vu attribuer le prix Jean Normant…
On 27/02/2024, ITI HI FUN Mat organized its Global Women Breakfast on the Cronenbourg campus under the aegis of IUPAC. …
The Organic Chemistry Division Prize is awarded to a senior chemist whose research work has been recognized at national…
During LIMA's Fall Day, 2 prestigious guests, members of the French Academy of Sciences, Prof. Bernard Meunier and Prof.…
Like every year, the Fête de la Science was in full swing at the Palais Universitaire of the University of Strsabourg.…
Comme chaque année, la LIMA s'est retrouvé pour une rencontre conviviale et scientifique sur son site de Mulhouse. Cette…
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As part of his Tour de France as a CNRS INC ambassador, Professor Richmond Sarpongfrom the University of Berkeley (USA)…
Les prix Guy Ourisson du Cercle Gutenberg sont attribués chaque année à des chercheur, âgés de moins de quarante ans,…
Le prix DCO de la Société Chimique de France récompense tous les ans un.e chimiste organicien.ne confirmé.e pour ses…
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The Laboratory for Molecular Innovation and Applications (LIMA), created on January 1, 2018, is a tritutelle and bisite unit of the University of Strasbourg, the University of Haute-Alsace and the CNRS. The laboratory is backed by two engineering schools: the European School of Chemistry, Polymers and Materials (ECPM) in Strasbourg and the École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Mulhouse (ENSCMu).
LIMA is a multi-disciplinary research unit dedicated to innovation in molecular chemistry, from both fundamental and applied perspectives, with a particular focus on collaborations with industry. LIMA is also committed to being part of the Grand-Est regional network. LIMA is organized around 3 main areas of research: Synthesis Methods and Catalysis, Bioactive Molecules: Medicinal and Phytosanitary Chemistry and, finally, Complex Matter: Self-assemblies, Materials and Modeling.
The laboratory employs around 100 people (researchers and teacher-researchers, technical and administrative staff, doctoral and post-doctoral students, associate researchers and trainees) and is structured into 11 thematic scientific teams (7 in Strasbourg and 4 in Mulhouse). These are complemented by large-scale, state-of-the-art analytical platforms dedicated to molecular chemistry and biochemistry, a physical chemistry platform to elucidate the mechanisms of biological action and chemical reactions, and a biochemistry platform. The aim of all LIMA's platforms and technical facilities is to provide analytical services for academic researchers on the Cronenbourg campus (Université de Strasbourg and CNRS) and at the Université de Haute-Alsace. These facilities are constantly evolving to foster partnerships with local industry and provide the best possible response to their needs.
The laboratory's teacher-researchers and researchers play an active role in the creation, development and operation of teaching programs at the two engineering schools (ECPM & ENSCMu), the Université de Strasbourg and the Université de Haute-Alsace. Teaching in chemistry faculties or at ECPM and ENSCMu, our employees provide top-level training to shape the chemical leaders of tomorrow.
Wishing you a pleasant visit
Frédéric Leroux
Director
