DIM Qi², a research network on air quality in the Ile-de-France region, and DIM RESPORE, a network of excellence in porous solids, are organizing a workshop on Monday May 31 from 9.15am to 4.30pm.

The aim of this scientific day is to exchange information on our respective research activities, so that collaborations can emerge, notably on the design of new sensors or depolluting materials, but also on certain health-related aspects.

The day will be held by videoconference, and registration is free: 

https://www.weezevent.com/workshop-qualite-de-l-air

PROGRAM

• 9:15 am: Welcome of participants
• 9:30am: General introduction and presentation of the DIM Qi² - Gilles Foret, DIM Qi² Coordinator
  (Atmospheric physical chemist UPEC - LISA)
• 9h40: General introduction and presentation of the Respore DIM - Christian Serre, Coordinator of the Respore DIM
• 9h50: What new knowledge is needed in atmospheric chemistry? - Jean-François Doussin and Bénédicte Picquet-Varrault (Pr Chimie UPEC ) - LISA
• 10:15 a.m.: Questions and discussion 
• 10:30 am: New porous solids for pollutant capture - Christian Serre, DIM Respore coordinator
• 10:55 a.m.: Questions and discussion 
• 11h10: What are the issues involved in assessing the health effects of
  of air pollution? - Armelle Baeza (Pr UP) - BFA and Rachel Nadif (CRHC INSERM) - CESP
• 11:35 a.m.: Questions and discussion 
• 11:50 : Pores within a sensor, a source of selectivity and transduction sensitivity - Cédric Boissière, CNRS Research Director
• 12.15pm: Questions and discussion 
• 12.35pm: Lunch break
• 2:00 pm: "Innovating to document the health impact of air pollution through experimentation - Patrice Coll (Pr Chimie UP ) - Director of LISA
• 2.25pm: Questions / Exchanges 
• 2:40pm: Electrical detection of nanoparticles, cytotoxicity using 3D systems down to mini-organ level - Juan Pelta, University Professor (Université d'Évry val d'Essonne) and Philippe Manivet Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• 3.05pm: Questions / Exchanges 
• 3.25pm: Round table
• 4:30 pm: Closing

Find out more: 

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