法国巴黎国家高等化学学校副校长为我院新生开展科普讲座

 讲座开始前，校领导与教授一行合影留念。

Michael Tatoulian received his Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering from Pierre et Marie Curie University (UPMC)–Paris 6 (Paris, France). Michael Tatoulian is currently full professor in chemical engineering at Chimie Paristech, head of the group « Plasma, processes, Microsystems ». He is an expert on plasma processing, and since 2000, he has developed specific surface treatment devoted to biomaterials, development of catalytic microreactors, and microfluidics systems in close collaboration with Dr Patrick Tabeling (Director of MMN at ESPCI, and director of IPGG). He is the author of 140 scientific papers (72 in peer reviewed journals), 3 patents, 8 keynotes, 2 plenary presentations and 35 invited talks. His group is specialized in the surface modifications of different materials (polymers, glass, steel…) by plasma technology and it has also a solid expertise in targeting plasma-based processes to industrial applications, and holds recent patents. His research group reached in 2013 the new institute named “Institut Pierre Gilles de Gennes pour la microfluidique”, aiming to develop applications of microfluidics and microreactors. In that context, a large part of his research work is now dedicated to the development of novel plasma millireactors for chemical synthesis and valorisation of CO2, CH4 through the formation of liquid fuels.