Dr. Sophie TINGRY

Director of Research at the CNRS (DR2, section 14) and qualified to supervise research (HDR) since 2007, Sophie TINGRY began her scientific career with a doctoral thesis in electrochemistry at Grenoble’s Joseph Fourier University in 1996 (Pr. JC. Moutet). She then spent 2 years as a post-doctoral fellow at EPFL in Lausanne (Pr. M. Grätzel) and at the Department of Chemistry-Physics at Uppsala University in Sweden (Pr. A. Hagfeldt), followed by a year as an ATER at J. Fourier University.

She specialized in electrochemistry, both to prepare molecular materials by electrosynthesis of conducting polymers and to characterize materials with specific properties. She has acquired expertise in organic and organometallic synthesis, electrochemistry, electrocatalysis and physical chemistry.

In October 2000, she obtained a permanent CNRS research post at the European Membrane Institute in Montpellier. Her work focuses on the design and physico-chemical and electrochemical characterization of nanostructured interfaces for the development of innovative electrochemical systems. The projects developed contribute to solving major societal challenges in the fields of energy (H2 production by electrolysis), environment (advanced oxidation process for water depollution), and health (abiotic sensors). Since 2021, she has been co-leader of the “Interfaces, Physical Chemistry and Polymers” (IP2) department, and “Communication” referent within the IEM.

ResearcherID: B-7983-2016
ORCID ID: 0000-0001-6311-9330

• Phone: : +33 4 67 14 91 57
• Email: sophie.tingry@umontpellier.fr