Philippe Menini

Prof. Philippe Menini

University of Toulouse III
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Academic Career Length

29Years (1998-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2016 in ACS Sensors
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SSStephan Steinhauer
Stephan Steinhauer
ACAudrey Chapelle
Audrey Chapelle
Philippe MeniniPhilippe Menini
Philippe Menini
MSMukhles Sowwan
Mukhles Sowwan

1 September 2004 in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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Philippe MeniniPhilippe Menini
Philippe Menini
FPF. Parret
F. Parret
MGM. Guerrero
M. Guerrero
KSK. Soulantica
K. Soulantica
LEL. Erades
L. Erades
BCB. Chaudret
B. Chaudret

25 January 2017 in Advanced Functional Materials
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Jerome VernieresJerome Vernieres
Jerome Vernieres
SSStephan Steinhauer
Stephan Steinhauer
JZJunlei Zhao
Junlei Zhao
ACAudrey Chapelle
Audrey Chapelle
Philippe MeniniPhilippe Menini
Philippe Menini
MSMukhles Sowwan
Mukhles Sowwan

1 July 2005 in Thin Solid Films
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MGM. Gillet
M. Gillet
KAK. Aguir
K. Aguir
MBM. Bendahan
M. Bendahan
Philippe MeniniPhilippe Menini
Philippe Menini

21 November 2011 in Journal of Computational Chemistry
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JDJean‐Marie Ducéré
Jean‐Marie Ducéré
AHAnne Hémeryck
Anne Hémeryck
AEAlain Estève
Alain Estève
MRMehdi Djafari Rouhani
Mehdi Djafari Rouhani
GLGeorges Landa
Georges Landa
BCBruno Chaudret
Bruno Chaudret

1 September 2009 in Procedia Chemistry
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HHHamida Hallil
Hamida Hallil
Philippe MeniniPhilippe Menini
Philippe Menini
HAH. Aubert
H. Aubert
International audienceA new generation of passive gas sensors that works at millimeter-wave frequency (50 to 70 GHz) incorporating sensitive material is presented. The sensor uses a microwave planar dielectric resonator operating with whispering gallery-modes. The dielectric resonator (DR) is covered by SnO2 thin film as sensitive layer. A gas adsorption makes the SnO2 effective dielectric parameters changing namely its permittivity. Such changing modifies the resonance frequency of the resonator. Here, the proof of concept is demonstrated thorough full wave simulations. This sensor is a passive circuit and has great potential for wireless sensing network applications