Mathieu GUERAIN

Mathieu GUERAIN is a Lecturer in the Physics Department at the University of Lille, affiliated with the CNRS Materials and Transformations Unit (UMR 8207). He leads research in the Molecular and Therapeutic Materials team, focusing on structural analysis, polymorphic transformations under mechanical grinding, and pharmaceutical material characterization using synchrotron techniques.

His research bridges materials physics, pharmaceutical science, and crystallography, with emphasis on:

• Cocrystal design and stability
• Grinding-induced phase transitions
• Synchrotron-based structural resolution
• Polymorphism in therapeutic compounds

Analysis of his 14 most recent publications (2018–2024) reveals dominant themes: pharmaceutical cocrystals (7 papers), grinding/milling mechanochemistry (5 papers), and synchrotron diffraction (4 papers). His work consistently addresses material stability and structure-property relationships in drug formulations.

He co-supervised PhD candidate Anthony DUPONT (2022) on kinetic studies of pharmaceutical phase transformations under milling. No awards or grants are documented in available materials.