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The Michel-Eugène Chevreul Institute leads the CHEMACT Project (Chemistry and Materials at the Crossroads of Transitions), which has been selected and subsidized as part of the State-Region Plan Contract 2021-2027. This structuring project is centered ...

The Engineering Technology Platform for Chemsitry and Matérials (PTICM) is made up of 6 instrumental clusters and has the vocation to develop research collaborations and services related to the "Chemistry and Materials" themes. PTICM is based on the ...

The Michel-Eugène Chevreul Institute is a CNRS Research Federation (FR2638) which brings together four Research Units from the Hauts-de-France region working in the field of Chemistry and Materials. Its role is to structure this sector, to increase its ...

The Institute has a set of characterisation techniques, grouped within 8 instrumental poles constituting the advanced characterisation platform . This platform is recognised nationally and internationally for the high technicality of its instruments...

The Michel-Eugène Chevreul Institute is a CNRS Research Federation (FR2638) comprising three Mixed Research Units (UCCS UMR8181 ; UMET UMR8207 and LASIRE UMR8516 ) and a Services and Research Unit (MSAP USR3290 ) located in the Hauts-de-France ...

L’institut Michel Eugène Chevreul est composé de quatre unités de recherche associées au CNRS • 3 Unités mixtes de recherche : UCCS UMR8181 / UMET UMR8207 / LASIR UMR8516 • 1 Unité de service et de recherche : MSAP USR3290

The advanced characterization platform of the Chevreul Institute is made up of 8 instrumental clusters, covering a wide spectrum of academic and partnership research activities. It is recognized nationally and internationally for the high technicality o...

The Michel-Eugène Chevreul Institute led the ARCHI-CM project (Chemistry and Architectural Materials), which was selected for funding under the 2014-2020 CPER (State-Region Plan Contract). It was a structuring project centered on the perimeter of the ...