ゲガン レジス

Two dimensional (2D) atomic crystals or nanosheets constitute exciting nanomaterials with fascinating properties and the self-organization in various liquid crystalline phases that can be used as template systems to organize further organic systems. Besides the potentialities of nanosheets in materials field, the association with other colloidal systems represents a certain challenge since it results from a fragile energy landscape with the possibility of phase segregation. My research activities aim at understanding the stability and the microstructures generated from the mixtures of inorganic particles associated with membrane phases made of surfactants, lipids and other apparent biological systems that may mimic cell envelope, as new routes to prepare biosensors and other nanomaterials.