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Join the Institute of Molecular Sciences (ISM) – of the University of Bordeaux!

ISM brings together a community of organic and physical-chemical researchers interested in molecular structures, and working on their design, synthesis, characterization, reactivity and analysis in various environments. The Institute's expertise is based on a number of key skills: theorists in quantum chemistry, molecular and reaction dynamics, synthetic organic chemists, physical-chemical experimentalists (spectroscopy, photochemistry, molecular recognition and analysis), working in 10 research groups and 3 technical platforms.

As part of the CoCat-Light project, funded by the National Research Agency (ANR), we are recruiting a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Organic Chemistry M/W.

This project focuses on the self-assembly of co-catalysts from photoredox/HAT catalytic processes. It aims to study and develop an innovative supramolecular photocatalytic methodology for generating, in mild conditions and with unprecedented efficiency, chlorine atoms by monoelectronic oxidation of chloride ions.

Main activities:

You will be in charge of synthesizing organic photocatalysts, characterizing their complexing properties, and their photoreactivity.

# Organic Synthesis

• • You carry out the multi-step synthesis of organic chromophores
• • You characterize chromophores: NMR, UV-Vis, fluorescence, electrochemistry, ...

# Supramolecular chemistry

• • You characterize interactions at play in supramolecular complexes
• • You determine association constants

# Photoreactivity

• • You characterize the photoreactivity of complexes
• • You are evaluating the photostability of complexes

You contribute to the scientific dissemination of results within the research group and through articles.