Biography

Muriel Hissler obtained her PhD degree at the University of Strasbourg I in 1998 under the supervision of Dr. Raymond Ziessel and Prof. A. Harriman. She synthesised and studied the photo-physical properties of new luminescent transition metals and lanthanides complexes. Then, she joined the group of R. Eisenberg in Rochester (USA) and worked on platinum(II) complexes in order to obtain long lived charge separate excited state. Subsequently, she joined the group of R. Réau in Rennes as Maître de Conférences. In February 2006, she has obtained her Habilitation (in french "Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches"). The main research topic concerns the development of π-conjugated organophosphorus oligomers for optoelectronic applications. The most striking results are the synthesis of the first conducting polymers containing phosphole rings, development of organophosphorus materials for OLED's and the synthesis of molecules exhibiting a σ-π conjugation. These scientific works give rise to 46 publications and 1 patent. In 2005, she has obtained the French Chemical Society Award in coordination chemistry for Young Chemist.

Research Interests

Molecular Conjugated Materials

Bibliography

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