Yannick GUINET

Yannick GUINET is a Professor at the University of Lille, affiliated with the Materials and Transformations Unit (CNRS UMR 8207). As a member of the Molecular and Therapeutic Materials research team, he specializes in using Raman spectroscopy to analyze phase transformation mechanisms and stabilization of amorphous states in therapeutic materials, including small molecules and proteins, through excipient interactions.

His research focuses on:

• Low-frequency Raman spectroscopy for metastable state analysis
• Co-amorphous and deep eutectic solvent formulations
• Drug stabilization mechanisms using amino acids
• Solid-state loading techniques for mesoporous carriers
• Phase transitions in amino acids and pharmaceutical compounds
• Molecular confinement effects in nanoporous materials

Professor Guinet's publications demonstrate consistent focus on pharmaceutical material characterization, with recurring themes including amorphous solid dispersions, polymorphic transformations, Raman spectroscopy methodologies, and nanoconfined drug behavior. His work frequently appears in high-impact journals covering physical chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, and materials engineering.