NanoSystems for Analytics research group at Institut des Sciences Moléculaires de Bordeaux - International Partners

	University of Belgrade
Contact: Dragan D. Manojlović, Ph.D. Associate Professor. Interests:Analytical Chemistry, Modern Instrumental Methods in Analythical Chemistry, Selected Methods of Instrumental Analysis, Sensors.

	Tufts University
Contact: David R. Walt, Ph.D. Robinson Professor of Chemistry. Interests: Bioanalytical Chemistry, Materials Chemistry, Biochemistry and Nanoscience.

	Cambridge University
Contact: Jeremy J. Baumberg, Ph.D. Professor. Interests: Nanostructures with unusual interactions with light, plasmonic structures, photonic crystals, semiconductor microcavities.

	Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology (VISTEC)
Contact: Chularat Wattanakit, PhD. Assistant Professor. Interests: Porous Materials, Nanochemistry/Catalysis, Chirality, Nanoscience & Nanotechnology, Electrochemistry

	University of Pardubice
Contact: Karel Vytřas, PhD. Professor. Interests:Modern instrumental methods in analysis of materials, food and biological samples. New analytical and diagnostic methods.

	University of Southampton
Contact: Phil N. Bartlett, PhD. Professor of Electrochemistry. Interests: Electrochemistry, sensors, electropolymerised films, modification of electrode surfaces, bioelectrochemistry, SERS, nanostructured materials

	University of Padova
Contact: Paolo Pastore, PhD. Professor. Interests: Ultramicroelectrodes, amperometric detection in flow systems, sensors for ECL, application of mathematical methods on titration curves or voltammetric responses.

	Swinburn University of Technology
Contact: Paul Stoddart, PhD. Associate Professor. Interests: Applied optics and biophotonics, fibre optic sensors, Raman spectroscopy and laser nerve stimulation.

	Ca'Foscari University of Venice
Contact: Paulo Ugo, PhD. Professor. Interests:Electrochemical determination of small molecules of interest, synthesis and asymmetrical modification of semiconductor and metal nanowires.

	Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
Contact: Rumiana Dimova, PhD. Group Leader. Interests: Systematic measurements of the properties of lipid bilayers, membrane responses to external factors, fundamental cellular phenomena and morphologies of cell organelles.

	Universität Des Saarlandes
Contact: Rolf Hempelmann, Ph.D. Professor. Interests: Nanoparticulate photoinitiators, Photocatalytic Water Splitting, Electrochemical cleavage of lignin dissolved in ionic liquids, Electroenzymatic regio-and stereroselektive syntheses.

	University of Kragujevac
Contact: Rastko D. Vukićević, PhD. Professor. Interests: Organic Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Combinatorial Chemistry.

	RWTH Aachen University
Contact: Walter Richtering, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Chemistry. Interests: Structure and dynamics of complex polymer and colloid fluids, light, neutron and X-ray scattering, microscopy, confocal fluorescence spectroscopy and rheology.

	ETH Zürich
Contact: Lucio Isa, PhD. Assistant Professor. Interests: Nanoscale wetting of individual colloids at liquid interfaces, Core-shell nanoparticles at liquid interfaces, Fabrication of 2D particle arrays for colloidal lithography.

	Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
Contact: Peer Fischer, PhD. Professor of Physical Chemistry. Interests: Nanopropellers and their biomedical applications, Janus particles and colloidal molecules, Physical chemistry of chirality and chiral nanostructures.

	University of Geneva
Contact: Jérôme Lacour, PhD. Professor. Interests: Organometallic reactivity and asymmetric transformations, Very stable synthetic, physical and biological applications of (chiral) carbocations, NMR chiral substances enantiodifférenciation.

	Cambridge University
Contact: Oren A. Scherman, Ph.D. University Lecturer. Interests: Synthesis of functional nanosystems, controlled polymer architectures and dynamic supramolecular assemblies through molecular recognition processes.

	Lomonosov Moscow State University
Contact: Arkady A. Karyakin, Ph.D. Professor. Interests: Development of novel electrochemical biosensors and immunosensors on the basis of conductive polymers, electroactive inorganic polycrystals and self-assembled multilayers.