Anne-Marie Caminade, Emeritus, Exceptional Class Research Director (DRCE CNRS), elected as a member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts in Class IV “Natural Sciences”

This election by the European Academy of Sciences and Arts as an ordinary member recognizes sustained academic excellence in a specific field as well as international renown. The international dimension of Anne-Marie Caminade’s work is undeniable, as in the field of dendrimers, she is one of the most productive individuals in the world. She is the originator of phosphorous dendrimers, on which she has developed highly significant and high-quality fundamental research, before demonstrating the wide range of applications of these species in diverse fields such as catalysis (metallic or organic), materials science, and biology/nanomedicine. Anne-Marie Caminade was nominated by Evamarie Hawkins and Pierre H. Dixneuf.

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Ordinary Members
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Contacts:

Sciences: Anne-Marie Caminade : anne-marie.caminade(at)lcc-toulouse.fr
Press: Evelyne Prévots : evelyne.prevots(at)lcc-toulouse.fr