Lionel Buisson

Lionel Buisson is a CNRS Research Engineer affiliated with the Paul Pascal Research Center (CRPP) at the University of Bordeaux. His career spans instrumental development in optics, microscopy, and nanotechnology, with expertise in laser systems, LabVIEW interfaces, and materials analysis.

• Doctoral Thesis: Intermittency during aging and fluctuation dissipation relationship (2003, ENS Lyon)
• Postdoctoral Experience: CEA Grenoble (2006), FEMTO-ST Nano-Optique (2005)
• Teaching: ATER at Ecole Centrale de Lyon (2003-2004), experimental projects at ENS Lyon (2003)

His research focuses on:
- Polymer physics and aging dynamics
- Plasmonic and photomagnetic materials
- Microfluidics and biophysics
- Advanced optical and thermal measurement techniques

Recent publications highlight collaborations in biophysics (Trypanosoma cultivation, dinoflagellate enzymes), nanophotonics (plasmonic superradiance), and materials science (bitumen rheology, carbon nanotube electrochemistry). He has developed specialized instruments including a digital holographic vibrometer, near-field optical microscopes, and humidity control devices for microscopic analysis.

Technical proficiencies include:
• Optics: laser systems, confocal microscopy, schlieren imaging
• Electronics: NI acquisition cards, Arduino, FPGA
• Software: LabVIEW, MATLAB, Inventor

Collaborations span institutions in France (SIMM, ESPCI, FEMTO-ST), Spain (University of Navarra), and beyond, reflecting interdisciplinary work in soft matter, molecular materials, and bioengineering.