Chloé obtained her Master’s degree in Polymer Chemistry from ECPM (European School of Chemistry, Polymers and Materials Science of Strasbourg) in 2022. She completed her PhD in 2025 at CEA Grenoble, where she worked on single-ion polymer electrolytes for lithium metal batteries. During her PhD, she developed strong expertise in the design and synthesis of monomers, functional building blocks, and polymers as well as in electrochemical characterization.
In 2026, Chloé joined SPECIFIC POLYMERS as a Project Manager within the Research Department (Ingredient Hub). She applies her expertise in the design of monomers and functional building blocks to research projects for industrial customers and European collaborative projects.
Main Research Areas: Organic chemistry, multi-step synthesis, custom synthesis, functional building blocks, monomers, and electrochemistry.