Emmanuelle Deleporte

Emmanuelle Deleporte is a Professor of Physics at Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay since 2002, affiliated with the Lumière, Matière et Interfaces (LuMIn) laboratory. She previously worked at Laboratoire Aimé Cotton (2013–2019) and Laboratoire de Photonique Quantique et Moléculaire (2002–2012). Her research spans multi-scale light-matter interactions in semiconductor heterostructures and hybrid halide perovskites for optoelectronics and photovoltaics.

• PhD in Quantum Physics (1988), Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris (1986–1990)

Research Focus: Optical spectroscopy of hybrid organic-inorganic semiconductors, quantum confinement effects, exciton-polariton physics, and synthesis of low-dimensional perovskites. Her work bridges fundamental studies of material properties and applied device development for solar cells and light-emitting technologies.

Article Trends: Recent publications emphasize

• exciton dynamics in 2D perovskites
• strong coupling regimes in microcavities
• phonon-electron interactions
• photovoltaic efficiency optimization
• photoluminescence tuning via defects
• synthesis of stable hybrid materials

Scientific Leadership: She co-founded the French Halide Perovskites Think Tank (HPERO) and leads the Friedel-Jacquinot federation. She organizes international conferences and summer schools on perovskite materials.

Advising: Supervised 15+ PhD students/postdocs, including Hugo Levy-Falk (2020–2023) and Thomas Campos (2019–2022). Her team includes physicists and chemists across multiple laboratories.

Grants: Funded by ANR, Labex Charmmmat, IPVF, DGA, and European projects like GOTSOLAR and HYTEC, covering photovoltaics, microcavity lasers, and material synthesis.

Labs: Leads research at LuMIn (Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay) and collaborates with international institutions. Her experimental facilities include UV-Vis-IR spectrometers, spin-coating systems, and cryogenic optical setups.