Prof. Dr. Géraldine Gouhier earned her Ph.D. in 1993 from the University of Bordeaux, focusing on organostannic chemistry on solid phases. After completing a second Master's in industrial extraction processes, she started her academic career as a lecturer at the University of Rouen in 1996, dedicating 11 years to the study of difluoro(thio) and solid-phase chemistry. Promoted to professor in 2007, she founded the "Supported and Supramolecular Chemistry" research group, exploring the use of cyclodextrins and ionic liquids. In 2015, she joined the Bio-Organique Chemistry team, where her research developed cyclodextrin-based MRI contrast agents for diagnosis and theranostics, biomimetics for capturing neurotoxic organophosphorus agents, green catalysts and supports for the capture and release of metals and organic pollutants. In 2017, she became Business Manager of the Carnot I2C Innovation in chemistry. Her research interests include cyclodextrin chemistry, MRI contrast agents, diagnostic and theranostic applications and green chemistry.