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Among nanotechnologies, the sector of molecular machines is particularly active and researchers are developing ingenious systems reproducing the action of natural nano-machines. A team from Strasbourg has focused its activities on the creation of copper-based molecular machines, including a family of molecular shuttle. The chemical structure of these shuttles has been optimized over time in order to make them more efficient in terms of speed and distance covered.
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Fabien DUROLA: Doctor - CNRS research fellow - The work presented in this dossier was carried out during the doctoral theses of Fabien DUROLA and Jacques LUX, at the Laboratoire de Chimie Organo-Minérale in Strasbourg, under the supervision of Jean-Pierre SAUVAGE.
INTRODUCTION
Field: nanotechnologies, molecular machines
Degree of technology diffusion: growth
Technologies involved: organic chemistry, metal complex chemistry, electrochemistry
Areas of application: fundamental research
Main French actors: Jean-Pierre SAUVAGE
Competence centers: University of Strasbourg
Other international players: J.F. STODDART (Chicago, USA), D.A. LEIGH (Edinburgh, UK)
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