Pamela Pollet

Pamela Pollet is a faculty member at the Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in the Department of Chemistry. Her academic work focuses on green chemistry, sustainable processes, chemical education, and flow chemistry.

• BSc: University of Rouen, France (1994)
• PhD: Chemistry, University of Rouen, France (2011)
• Post-doctoral Fellow: University of Bradford, UK (1998); Georgia Institute of Technology, USA (1999)
• H.D.R: Chemistry, University of Rouen, France (2011)

Pollet’s research spans chemical safety, sustainable chemistry, catalysis, and smart solvents. She emphasizes green chemistry & sustainability, integrating undergraduate research into her projects. Her work also explores continuous flow technology for scalable chemical processes and education-focused innovations, including sustainability practices and equity in chemical sciences.

Her recent publications highlight trends in chemical education (e.g., active learning in organic chemistry), green chemistry (e.g., CO2-responsive materials), and flow chemistry (e.g., continuous flow polymerization and catalytic reactions). These works reflect interdisciplinary collaboration, industry partnerships, and sustainable methodologies.

Scientific Awards:

• GaTech Safety Ambassador Award, 2017
• Vasser-Wooley Excellence in Teaching Award, 2017
• Geoffrey G. Eichholz Faculty Teaching Award, 2020
• University System of Georgia Chancellor Learning Scholar, 2021
• Student Recognition of Excellence in Teaching CIOS Honor Roll, 2022–2024
• Class of 1934 Outstanding Innovative Use of Education Technology Award, 2024

Pollet actively contributes to chemical education and laboratory safety, with grants and partnerships focused on academic-industry collaborations (e.g., the Partners in Lab Safety initiative) and educational technology integration.