Audrey Llevot

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Category: Faculties

Status: Assistant professor

Employer: Bordeaux INP

Team: Polymerization catalyses and engineering

Location: ENSCBP building A office N1-32

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Key research areas: Macromolecular engineering – Catalysis – Polymeric networks - Recyclability

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Education and experience

 Dr Audrey Llevot received her master degree from the Graduate School of Chemistry, Biology and Physics of Bordeaux (ENSCBP, France) with a specialization in polymer science in 2011. In 2014, she obtained her PhD degree of the University of Bordeaux in polymer chemistry under the supervision of Profs. H. Cramail, S. Grelier, and S. Carlotti at the Laboratory of Organic Polymer Chemistry, University of Bordeaux (France). During this period, she worked on the synthesis of novel bio-based polymers from resinic acid and lignin derivative dimers. In 2015, she joined the group of Prof. M.A.R. Meier at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany) as a post-doctoral researcher with a focus both on green chemistry and macromolecular engineering. Then, she was recruited by the LCPO in September 2017 as Assistant Professor in the team 1 headed by Daniel Taton, working on polymerization catalysis and engineering.

Teaching activities

ENSCBP: Practical work of Organic, Analytical Chemistry and Polymer Science (1st year students) - Lectures on Polymer Science and Biobased polymers (3rd year students) – Tutorial classes on Thermomechanical and rheological properties of polymers (1st and 2nd year students) – Supervision of  development and innovation research projects (2nd year students)

Scientific production

Dr Audrey LLEVOT is co-author of 22 articles in peer review journals as listed on the HAL database, co-inventor of 2 patents 

Latest publications

  • Self-Healing Transparent Poly(dimethyl)siloxane with Tunable Mechanical Properties: Toward Enhanced Aging Materials for Space Applications figure

    Self-Healing Transparent Poly(dimethyl)siloxane with Tunable Mechanical Properties: Toward Enhanced Aging Materials for Space Applications Journal article

    Yilmaz Dijwar, Du Fraysseix Mickaël, Lewandowski Simon, Perraud Sophie, Ibarboure Emmanuel, Llevot Audrey, Carlotti Stéphane

    Journal title: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 10.1021/acsami.4c02431 (2024)