Gerard Coquerel | Physical Chemistry Award | Organic Solid State

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Physical Chemistry Award

Gerard Coquerel
University of Rouen Normandy, France

Gerard Coquerel
Affiliation University of Rouen Normandy
Country France
Scopus ID 7003518477
Documents 271
Citations 4,962
h-index 35
Subject Area Organic Solid State
Event International Analytical Chemistry Awards

Gerard Coquerel is a researcher affiliated with the University of Rouen Normandy in France whose documented scholarly profile is associated with organic solid-state research. The available bibliometric information identifies 271 documents, 4,962 citations, and an h-index of 35 in the supplied Scopus profile data. [1] This academic recognition page presents the supplied research-profile information in the context of the Physical Chemistry Award associated with the International Analytical Chemistry Awards.\

Abstract

Gerard Coquerel is affiliated with the University of Rouen Normandy, France, and is associated with research in organic solid-state chemistry. The supplied bibliometric profile records 271 scholarly documents, 4,962 citations, and an h-index of 35. [1] These indicators provide a quantitative description of the researcher’s indexed scholarly output and citation activity. The Physical Chemistry Award profile is presented in connection with the International Analytical Chemistry Awards and focuses on the documented research record, subject-area alignment, publication activity, and broader scholarly relevance.

Keywords

  • Physical Chemistry
  • Organic Solid State
  • Solid-State Chemistry
  • Chemical Research
  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Crystalline Materials
  • Research Impact
  • University of Rouen Normandy

Introduction

Physical chemistry examines chemical systems through principles derived from thermodynamics, kinetics, molecular science, spectroscopy, quantum chemistry, and related physical methods. Research involving organic solid-state systems addresses the properties and behaviour of molecular substances in condensed phases, including aspects of crystallinity, molecular organization, intermolecular interactions, phase behaviour, and solid-form characterization. Within this broader scientific context, a researcher’s publication and citation record can provide measurable evidence of scholarly activity and dissemination.

The supplied profile for Gerard Coquerel identifies the University of Rouen Normandy as the institutional affiliation and Organic Solid State as the principal subject area. The Scopus author record associated with Author ID 7003518477 lists 271 documents, 4,962 citations, and an h-index of 35 in the information provided for this article. [1]

Research Profile

The research profile represented on this page is centred on organic solid-state science. This field considers how molecular structure, intermolecular forces, crystallization behaviour, polymorphism, and solid-form properties influence the physical and chemical characteristics of organic compounds. Such research can involve experimental characterization, crystallographic investigation, thermodynamic analysis, spectroscopy, and complementary approaches used to understand molecular organization in solid materials.

The bibliometric indicators supplied for Gerard Coquerel indicate a substantial indexed publication record. The profile contains 271 documents and 4,962 citations, with an h-index of 35. [1] Bibliometric indicators are quantitative measures and should be interpreted alongside the subject area, publication context, authorship patterns, and the scope and quality of individual research contributions.

Research Contributions

Research in organic solid-state chemistry can contribute to the understanding of molecular solids by examining relationships between molecular structure and macroscopic solid-state behaviour. Areas of relevance include the characterization of crystalline phases, investigation of molecular packing, study of polymorphic forms, and analysis of physical properties that arise from intermolecular organization.

Within the supplied subject classification of Organic Solid State, Gerard Coquerel’s documented publication activity represents a sustained body of indexed scholarly work. The available Scopus metrics provide quantitative evidence of the extent to which the associated publications have been indexed and cited within the scholarly literature. [1]

  • Investigation of organic solid-state systems and their physicochemical characteristics.
  • Study of molecular organization and solid-form behaviour within organic materials.
  • Application of physical and analytical approaches to the characterization of chemical solids.
  • Development and dissemination of scholarly research through peer-reviewed scientific publications.

Publications

The supplied Scopus profile reports 271 indexed documents associated with the researcher. [1] The publication record therefore forms an important component of the researcher’s documented scholarly profile. Individual publication titles, journal information, authorship details, publication years, and article-level identifiers are not reproduced here because they were not supplied as part of the input data.

For verification of the indexed publication record and associated bibliometric information, readers may consult the researcher’s Scopus author profile using the external link provided below. [1]

Research Impact

The supplied citation count of 4,962 and h-index of 35 provide quantitative indicators of the visibility and citation activity associated with the indexed research record. [1] Citation-based indicators can help describe scholarly dissemination, but they do not independently measure the scientific quality, societal value, or practical significance of individual publications.

In the context of organic solid-state research, scholarly impact may also be reflected through the use of research findings by other investigators, development of subsequent scientific studies, methodological applications, and contributions to understanding molecular solids and their physicochemical behaviour. Assessment of these dimensions requires examination of individual publications and their documented uses beyond aggregate bibliometric measures.

Award Suitability

The Physical Chemistry Award profile is aligned with the supplied subject area of Organic Solid State and the researcher’s documented affiliation with the University of Rouen Normandy. The available bibliometric information records 271 documents, 4,962 citations, and an h-index of 35, providing measurable evidence of an established indexed research record. [1]

For award consideration, the documented research profile may be reviewed in relation to the award scope, subject-area relevance, publication record, citation activity, and the specific evaluation requirements established by the International Analytical Chemistry Awards. The information presented here describes the supplied academic record and does not substitute for an independent assessment of individual publications or the award committee’s formal evaluation process.

Conclusion

Gerard Coquerel’s supplied academic profile is associated with the University of Rouen Normandy and the research area of Organic Solid State. The reported Scopus record comprises 271 documents, 4,962 citations, and an h-index of 35. [1] These indicators provide a concise quantitative representation of the indexed research record and its citation activity. In relation to the Physical Chemistry Award, the profile provides a documented basis for considering the researcher’s subject-area alignment and scholarly publication history within the framework of the International Analytical Chemistry Awards.

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Gerard Coquerel, Author ID 7003518477. Scopus.https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=7003518477
  2. International Analytical Chemistry Awards. (n.d.). Official award website.
    https://analyticalchemistry.org/

Junjie Fu | Inorganic Chemistry | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Junjie Fu | Inorganic Chemistry | Research Excellence Award

Xuchang University | China

Dr. Junjie Fu is a researcher at Xuchang University, China, specializing in thin-film photovoltaic materials and device engineering. His work focuses on Ag₂S and kesterite (CZTSSe) solar cells, with emphasis on interface engineering, defect control, solvent processing, and doping strategies. He has contributed to advancing solution-processed thin-film solar technologies through high-impact studies published in Advanced Functional Materials, Energy & Environmental Science, Nano Research, and Chemical Engineering Journal. Dr. Fu’s research addresses efficiency loss, stability, and scalability challenges, supporting the development of low-cost, high-performance, and sustainable photovoltaic devices.

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Myrtil Kahn | Coordination Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Myrtil Kahn | Coordination Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

CNRS | France

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Myrtil L. Kahn began her academic journey with a PhD in molecular compounds, under the supervision of a renowned expert in the field of coordination chemistry. Her doctoral work laid a strong foundation in molecular chemistry, which she later expanded into interdisciplinary domains. Her postdoctoral research included advanced work on ferrite nanoparticles and intermetallic particles, which positioned her at the intersection of nanoscience, materials chemistry, and applied physics.

Professional Endeavors

Following her postdoctoral experience, Dr. Kahn joined CNRS and quickly rose through the ranks to become a Senior Scientist and Research Director. She currently leads the “Nano-chemistry, Organization, and Sensors” team at the Laboratory of Coordination Chemistry (LCC) and also co-directs a multidisciplinary research initiative in collaboration with another leading national laboratory. This joint effort culminated in the establishment of a CNRS-affiliated joint research laboratory, reflecting her leadership in managing strategic partnerships with key industrial and governmental stakeholders, including aerospace and space agencies.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Kahn’s research centers on nanoscience and its application to broad societal challenges such as energy, environment, space, aeronautics, and health. She has significantly contributed to the design and synthesis of hybrid nano-objects and multifunctional coatings. Her work focuses on controlling the structural and functional properties of nanoparticles particularly semiconductor and magnetic oxides and integrating them into real-world devices. Utilizing a safe-by-design philosophy, she innovates at the interface of molecular chemistry, surface science, and nanotechnology. Her research also emphasizes understanding surface-ligand interactions through advanced techniques like NMR spectroscopy, which is crucial for ensuring colloidal stability and optimizing material behavior in biological and industrial environments.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Kahn has established herself as a leader in applied nanosciences, successfully bridging fundamental chemistry with device integration. Her research has attracted substantial funding through over thirty competitive contracts, nearly half of which involve industrial collaborations. These projects have led to multiple patents with international extensions, showcasing her commitment to innovation and knowledge transfer. Beyond scientific output, her leadership in organizing large-scale conferences and her role in interdisciplinary teams underscore her influence across both academic and industrial landscapes.

Academic Citations

Her research excellence is reflected in her strong citation metrics. With thousands of citations and an impressive h-index, her work enjoys sustained recognition in the global scientific community. She has authored more than a hundred publications in peer-reviewed international journals, contributed to several book chapters, and is actively involved in reviewing and editorial responsibilities within leading scientific events and journals.

Technical Skills

Dr. Kahn possesses deep technical expertise in organometallic synthesis, nanoparticle surface chemistry, colloidal stability, and functional coatings. She has extensive experience in spectroscopic analysis, particularly NMR, for the investigation of ligand dynamics and surface coordination. Her proficiency extends to hybrid material fabrication, integration of nanoparticles into sensors and devices, and the development of safe-by-design methodologies. This multidisciplinary toolkit enables her to work effectively at the interface of chemistry, physics, and biology.

Teaching Experience

While her primary role is research-intensive, Dr. Kahn actively contributes to mentoring young researchers and postdoctoral fellows. She fosters scientific development through collaborative research, co-authorship, and direct supervision. Her mentorship style is marked by encouraging innovation and interdisciplinary approaches, preparing early-career scientists for careers in both academia and industry.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Kahn’s legacy is one of impactful science, interdisciplinary collaboration, and societal relevance. Her commitment to applied nanoscience has led to the development of novel materials and processes with potential applications in biotechnology, aerospace, and environmental technology. As co-director of a cutting-edge joint research lab, she continues to expand her collaborative reach, ensuring that her contributions influence the next generation of researchers. Her ongoing projects in multifunctional nanocomposites and hybrid processes promise continued breakthroughs in high-performance materials.

Notable Publications

Competition between ordered morphologies of functionalized silver nanoparticles elucidated by a joint experimental and multiscale theoretical study

Authors: David Loffreda; Nathalie Tarrat; Corinne Lacaze‑Dufaure; Franck Rabilloud; Katia Fajerwerg; Myrtil L. Kahn; Vincent Collière; Christine Lepetit; Pierre Fau
Journal: Nano Today
Year: 2025

Understanding Ion‑Exchange Processes in the Synthesis of ZnSₓ@ZnO₁₋ₓ Heterostructures from Controlled Sulfidation of ZnO Nanocrystals

Authors: Ekaterina Bellan; Martin Jakoobi; Vincent Collière; Yannick Coppel; Julien Trébosc; Olivier Lafon; Pierre Lecante; Paul Fleurat‑Lessard; Céline Dupont; Jean‑Cyrille Hierso; Pierre Fau; Katia Fajerwerg; Lauriane Pautrot‑d’Alençon; Thierry Le Mercier; Myrtil L. Kahn
Journal: Chemistry of Materials
Year: 2024

Spontaneous Emulsification of Organometallic Complexes Applied to the Synthesis of Nanocapsules Active for H₂ Release from Ammonia‑Borane

Authors: Olivier Gazil; Ludivine Rault; Déborah Iglicki; Vincent Collière; Gizem Karacaoglan; Didier Poinsot; Moad Bouzid; Jean‑Cyrille Hierso; Myrtil L. Kahn; Nick Virgilio; Fabienne Gauffre
Journal: Langmuir (The ACS Journal of Surfaces and Colloids)
Year: 2024

Synthesis of TiO₂/SBA‑15 Nanocomposites by Hydrolysis of Organometallic Ti Precursors for Photocatalytic NO Abatement

Authors: Ons El Atti; Julie Hot; Katia Fajerwerg; Christian Lorber; Bénédicte Lebeau; Andrey Ryzhikov; Myrtil L. Kahn; Vincent Collière; Yannick Coppel; Nicolas Ratel‑Ramond; Philippe Ménini; Pierre Fau
Journal: Inorganics
Year: 2024

Conclusion

Dr. Myrtil L. Kahn stands as a prominent figure in nanoscience and coordination chemistry. Her pioneering research, strong industrial collaborations, and leadership in both national and international scientific communities demonstrate her eligibility for high-level scientific honors. Through her interdisciplinary vision and dedication to real-world impact, she continues to shape the future of materials science and remains an exemplary model for academic and industrial synergy.