Mathieu Achard

Associate professor

Mathieu Achard

Email : mathieu [dot] achard [at] univ-rennes [dot] fr

Phone : +33 (0) 2 23 23 66 02

Office number : 020 - Build. 10 C

Curriculum Vitae

Associate Professor

orcid.org/0000-0003-0578-9680

Education and professional experience

  • 2013 : Habilitation à diriger les recherches
  • Since 2007 : Associate Professor, Institut des Sciences Chimiques de Rennes,
    « Organometallics : Materials and Catalysis », Rennes, France
  • 2006 : Post-Doc fellow, Center for Chemical Methodology and Library Development, Boston University, USA
    « Preparation of Azaphilone Libraries »
  • 2005 : Ph.D. Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France
    « Cobalt-Catalyzed Enantioselective Higher-Order Cycloadditions »

Current Collaborations

  • Dr. Sylvie Dérien : Original sustainable methodologies (Univ Rennes -ISCR - France)
  • Dr. Huriye Akdas-Kiliç: Rationalization of the Restricted Intramolecuar Rotation (RIR) with phosphine-sulfonate containing copper complexes (Univ Rennes – ISCR - France)
  • Dr. Yann Molard: New associations towards materials (Univ Rennes – ISCR - France)
  • Dr. Surisetti Suresh: eco-friendly syntheses of aza-heterocycles (CSIR-IICT-Hyderabad -India)
  • Dr. Maria Amela-Cortes: From cuprates to clusters (Univ Rennes – ISCR – France)

Research interests

Topic 1 Development of original transition metal complexes towards eco-friendly processes.

Our main interest lies in the development of original transition metal complexes featuring proton responsive ligands for the development of ecofriendly transformations involving hydrogen transfer processes ranging from hydrogenation, dehydrogenation to borrowing hydrogen.

Topic 2 Preparation of photoluminescent neutral cuprous and cuprates(I)

Another research interest is focused on the preparation of solvent containing copper complexes to achieve tunable reversible photoluminescence

Topic 3 Access to valuable azaheterocycles via homemade sustainable methodologies

Application of these well-defined complexes allowed us to develop original sustainable approaches towards various aza-heterocycles.

Publications referenced in HAL (since 2009)