ICBMS

About The Institute
of Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry
and Biochemistry (ICBMS)

Welcome to the ICBMS website, a mixed research unit (CNRS / UCBL / INSA-Lyon / CPE) which emcompasses more than 170 scientists, who are jointly working on the discovery of new processes, molecules and/or concepts in the fields of chemistry, biochemitry, and at the interface.

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The institute Welcome to the ICBMS website

The Institute of Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry and Biochemistry (ICBMS) is supported by 4 academic entities (University Lyon 1/ CNRS / CPE Lyon / INSA Lyon). Located on two sites and housed in 3 buildings, 13 teams (and their 170 researchers) are supported by 2 shared centers (NMR and Mass Spectrometry) and a chemical library unit.

The ICBMS is a key player in chemistry and biochemistry with 120 publications and 25 theses defended per year as well as numerous academic and industrial collaborations.

4 research areas are particularly studied:

  • Axis 1: Chemistry towards the environment
  • Axis 2: Synthetic methodologies
  • Axis 3: Chemistry of life
  • Axis 4: Biochemistry and molecular biology

Enjoy your visit, and looking forward to discussing!

Olivier Piva (D.u.) et Christophe Marquette (D.u adj.)

Research areas Research activities are centered around 4 main areas

Chemistry toward environment

Organic Synthetic Method

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Research topics ICBMS expertises

Catalysis

Organic Synthetic Method

Mechanism / Reactivity

Organic Synthetic Method

Fluorine Chemistry

Organic Synthetic Method

Synthesis and Methodology applied to biomolecules

Organic Synthetic Method

Photochemistry, Electrochemistry

Organic Synthetic Method

Chimie médicinale

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Chimiothérapies tropicales

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Glycochimie

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Chimie supramoléculaire

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

SysChem: Complex prebiotic and biomolecular systems

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Imagerie

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Membranes biologiques

Chemistry at the interface with Biology and Medicine

Mechanisms and understanding of biomolecules and cellular components’ interactions with electrochemical, optical and 3D polymeric materials.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Molecular mecanisms of mineralization

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Biobased chemistry

Chemistry toward environment

Eco-efficient methods

Chemistry toward environment

valorization of CO2

Chemistry toward environment

Teams and groups A diverse workforce of more than 100 people

ICBMS has 176 staff members, including 89 permanent staff, 52 doctoral students/postdoctoral fellows, and 25 trainees

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News Events and Meetings

21 avr. 2023

PodChem ep02: Clotilde Policar

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#PodChem is a science culture programme supported by the SupraSCF group in which we invite French researchers to present their research and to discuss topics mixing society and science.

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21 avr

PodChem ep02: Clotilde Policar

#PodChem is a science culture programme supported by the SupraSCF group in which we invite French researchers to...

13 mars

Glycosaminoglycans: What remains to be deciphered ?

Team ASPE published an up-to-date review on GAG published on the JACS Au

24 févr

Podchem ep1 : Jean-Pierre Sauvage

Dear all, I am delighted to present the first episode of #PodChem, a science culture program hosted by myself,...

Publications Find the most recent scientific contributions

Organozinc reagents and nickel

O. Piva

Organozinc Derivatives and Transition Metal Catalysts: Formation of C-C Bonds by Cross-coupling, Ed. J. Cossy, De Gruyter 2023, pp. 63-116

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Glycosaminoglycans: What Remains To Be Deciphered?

Serge Perez,* Olga Makshakova, Jesus Angulo, Emiliano Bedini, Antonella Bisio, Jose Luis de Paz, Elisa Fadda, Marco Guerrini, Michal Hricovini, Milos Hricovini, Frederique Lisacek, Pedro M. Nieto, Kevin Pagel, Giulia Pairardi, Ralf Richter, Sergey A. Samsonov, Romain A. Vivès, Dragana Nikitovic, and Sylvie Ricard Blum

JACS Au 2023 (ASAP)

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Tides over titanium

Peter Strazewski

Nature Synthesis, 2023

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ENGINEERING BRANCHING MORPHOGENESIS USING CELL COMMUNICATION

C. Marquette; C. Devillard

Bioprinting Volume 30, April 2023, e00261

Perfluoroalkyl Selenoxides, Selenones and Selenoximines: General Preparation and Properties

A. de Zordo-Banliat, K. Grollier, N. Vanthuyne, S. Floquet, Th. Billard, G. Dagousset, B. Pégot, E. Magnier

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2023, 62, e202300951

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