Presentation

Building

Since 2019, the Institute has occupied a 2,850 m² building, including areas open to the public (a 150-seat amphitheater, reception hall, cafeteria, and meeting rooms) as well as dedicated research spaces.

 

Research Spaces

The research areas cover a large part of the divisions of the Advanced Characterization Platform. These include the following divisions:

  • Electron Microscopy (PMEL)
  • X-ray Diffraction and Scattering (D2RX)
  • Surface Analysis
  • Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometry (ICP)
  • Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC)

 

The building also houses two divisions of the PTICM technological platform:

  • HT-SMARTFORMU: High-Throughput Formulation
  • POLYREC: Optimized Processes for Polymer Recycling

 

The Chevreul building also hosts several research facilities belonging to the associated units:

  • High Pressure
  • Materials for Nuclear Applications
  • Materials for Energy
  • Advanced Macromolecular Synthesis
  • Polymer Materials Processing

 

Activities in Other Buildings

The activities of the Chevreul Institute are also carried out in the C4 building, which houses two divisions of the Advanced Characterization Platform:

  • NMR
  • Mass Spectrometry

 

Three other divisions of the Advanced Characterization Platform are located within LASIRE facilities, in buildings C4 and C8:

  • Magnetism and Electron Magnetic Resonance (MRME)
  • Vibrational Spectroscopy
  • Ultrafast Laser Spectroscopy