Nadine MOFADDEL
Teacher-Researcher
BIOGRAPHY
My research themes have evolved over the course of my career: Having started in the field of mineral chemistry (phase diagrams, crystallochemistry and associated analytical techniques), I turned to analytical chemistry and more specifically the technique of capillary electrophoresis (EC) when I joined Professor Desbène’s team. Over the years, while deepening my research around the various techniques related to electrophoresis, such as electrochromatography, I trained myself in the analysis by technique of the experimental designs. For 2 years, with the restructuring of the team into two sub-teams, I also moved towards electrochemical biosensors and their design. My work on determining complexation constants in EC serves as a preliminary to the development of biosensors.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Analytical and separation techniques
- Determination of the physicochemical constants
- Capillary electrophoresis
- Experimental Design
- Analytical electrochemistry
- Biosensors
SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION
32 publications, 1 patent