Nicolas BATISSE

Nicolas BATISSE is a Researcher at the Université Clermont Auvergne (UCA), affiliated with the UFR of Chemistry. He is a member of the Inorganic Materials (IM) team and the Fluorination and Fluorinated Materials (MF2) theme at the ICCF. His work focuses on advanced materials synthesis, particularly the fluorination of inorganic and organic compounds for diverse applications such as energy storage, environmental remediation, and biomedical devices.

His research interests include:

• Development of fluorinated nanocarbons and layered materials for battery electrodes.
• Surface modification of polymers and natural fibers to enhance hydrophobicity and durability.
• Electrochemical processes for fluorination and material characterization under extreme conditions.
• Applications of fluorinated materials in neutron physics and catalysis.

Nicolas BATISSE's articles highlight advancements in fluorination techniques for improving material performance, such as enhancing interfacial adhesion in eco-composites and optimizing lithium battery cathodes. His work bridges fundamental chemistry with applied technologies, addressing challenges in sustainability and energy.

He has contributed to patents related to fluorination processes for medical devices and laboratory equipment. His research emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating chemistry, materials science, and engineering to solve real-world problems.