Dr. Laurent Plasseraud is a CNRS researcher as Chargé de
Recherche at the University of Burgundy (DijonFrance). His main research
results concern the original structures of transition metal and main group metal
complexes with relevance to sustainability, homogenous catalysis,
supramolecular chemistry, and molecular materials fields. Since he joined the
CNRS (2001–present), he has devoted his research activities to sustainable
chemistry projects using CO2 as a C1 synthon, and more recently, he has focused
on the transformation of bio-based molecules into chemicals and materials with
higher added values.
Short Biography
Dr. Laurent Plasseraud is a CNRS researcher as Chargé de
Recherche at the University of Burgundy (DijonFrance). His main research
results concern the original structures of transition metal and main group metal
complexes with relevance to sustainability, homogenous catalysis,
supramolecular chemistry, and molecular materials fields. Since he joined the
CNRS (2001–present), he has devoted his research activities to sustainable
chemistry projects using CO2 as a C1 synthon, and more recently, he has focused
on the transformation of bio-based molecules into chemicals and materials with
higher added values.
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