Cyrille SOLLOGOUB

Cyrille Sollogoub is a Professor at Arts et Métiers ParisTech (ENSAM) and the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts (CNAM), where he leads the Polymers & Composites (P&C) team at the PIMM Laboratory. He joined PIMM in 2011 after serving as a Lecturer at CNAM since 2003. His research bridges polymer physics, materials engineering, and sustainable technology.

His work centers on:

• Nanostructuring multiphase polymer systems for enhanced barrier/mechanical properties
• Developing micro/nanolayer coextrusion processes for ultrathin functional films
• Studying confinement effects on polymer crystallization/rheology
• Designing membranes for electrochemical applications
• Advancing polymer recycling via reactive blending

Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate strong focus on:

• Multilayer film mechanics and interfacial phenomena
• Biodegradable composites (PLA/PHB, PVA nanocoatings)
• Recycling of e-waste plastics
• Energy storage nanomaterials
• Tissue engineering scaffolds

He supervises doctoral candidates in polymer science and collaborates extensively with European research consortia. Lab resources include advanced coextrusion lines, rheometry, and nanoscale characterization tools.