Anne-Marie Caminade - Curriculum Vitae#

Research Gate ID: E-2819-2015. ORCID ID: 0000-0001-8487-3578

Scientific production:

• Author of 500 publications
  
• Editor of 2 books, and author of 53 book chapters
  
• Inventor of 18 priority patents + 16 WO
  
• 180 invited conferences worldwide (many European countries, but also USA, Russia, China, India, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Taiwan, Morocco, Tunisia, etc.)
  
• 2 start-ups created from her work (Dendris and IMD-Pharma)
  

Advisor (or co-advisor) of 50 Post-Docs, 39 PhD students, 45 Masters, 78 trainees, and punctual teaching activities.

Chair of 7 international conferences, including: IDS:5 (5th International Dendrimer Symposium), 2007, Toulouse; ICONAN 2016 (nanobiotechnologies), Paris; PEMED 2020 (Personalized and Precision Medicine), Munich, Germany.

Editorial activities

• Advisory Editor of Chemical Society Reviews (2010 - ) (IF2020 = 54.564)
  
• Advisory Editor of Inorganic Chemistry Communications (2013 - )
  
• Member of the Editorial staff of Molecules (MDPI) (2019 - )
  
• Guest Editor of special issues in journals: Inorg. Chim. Acta (2014), Chem. Soc. Rev. (2015 and 2016), Coord. Chem. Rev. (2016), Molecules (2021), Molecules (2022), J. Pers. Med. (2022)

Coordinator of international projects:

PAI PICASSO (France-Spain, 2005-2006); ANR International (France-Germany, 2010-2013); CEFIPRA (France-India, 2015-2019); PRC (France-China, 2019-2021); PRHC TOUBKAL (France-Morocco, 2019-2022); MSCA IF (France-Russia, 2020-2022); MSCA-ITN-EJD (deputy coordinator, 2020-2024)

Scientific interests

All the fields of phosphorus chemistry, with emphasis on:

• low coordinences of phosphorus (1982 - 1988)
  
• interactions between metallic hydrides and phosphorus derivatives (1986 - 1991)
  
• phosphorus macrocycles, cryptants and multimacrocycles (1988 - 1997)
  
• Everything related to dendrimers (1993 - present) and to the chemical approach of nanosciences, in particular:
  
  • Synthesis and physico-chemical studies
    
  • Homogeneous catalysis
    
  • Nanomaterials, nano-objects made of dendrimers
    
  • Biologie/nanomedicine.