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Welcome to the Department of Chemistry at Université de Sherbrooke! We hope that your master's degree will meet your expectations in achieving your professional goals. Throughout this document, several committees and resource persons will be indicated; here is the updated list of names and roles of these persons/committees:
Here is a visual summary of your doctoral degree timeline, with the main tasks you are responsible for upon arrival (in red), with your monitoring committee (in blue) and concerning your pedagogical activities (in green). The details of these tasks are contained in the following pages.
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- Alexandre Fleury
- Clément Wespiser
- Anupam Glorious Lobo
- Étienne Beaumont
- Axel Poisvert
- Dr. Sadollah Ebrahimi
- René Alaverez Donado
- Rodolphe Vautherin
- Olivier Couture
PhD
My first contact with the laboratory was during an internship in 2013. At this time, I began to work in simulating amorphous polymer systems. When I was seeking for a graduate pathway, after getting my BSc in chemistry at the Université de Sherbrooke, LPCM’s atmosphere and philosophy were important factors in my choice. My master’s thesis is about “Dynamics of water states in perfluorinated polymers”. My constant hard work during my first and second cycle studies allowed me to be earned the A...
PhD co-direction
In co-direction with Patrick Ayotte, professor in the chemistry department, my research project concerns the conversion of nuclear spin isomers of water when it is confined to rare gas matrices. This type of system is of interest to the community astrophysics since it reproduces the conditions of temperature and concentrations found in the interstellar medium. The project is split into two main parts. The first is the study, by atomistic simulation, of the effects of confinement on the dynami...
PhD co-direction
I was introduced to Material Science during my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, following which I specialized in Polymer Science and Engineering. I pursued my Masters’s Thesis at the Universite de Bretagne Sud (UBS) France followed by an internship at LPCM, Universite de Sherbrooke (UdeS). At present I am in a co-guided thesis with UBS and LPCM, studying the glass transition behavior of polymeric thin films using experiments and simulations. My research interests include Polymer Synthesis...
Masters
Etienne Beaumont is a master’s student at the LPCM. His research topics include, among others, the study of the glass transition of polymers at the molecular level by atomic simulation. Holder of a University of Sherbrooke bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the cooperative regime, during his academic career, he completed several internships which led him to work on various projects, ranging from the study of the kinetics of drying porous media to improve electroplating processes for microfab...
Masters
Holder of a double engineer / master’s degree (Higher Institute of Mechanics and Advanced Materials of Le Mans / UdeS nanomaterials mastery). I worked on the effect of confinement on the glass transition temperature during a practical internship at the University of Silesia in Katowice (Poland). I also went through 3IT.nano to work on the nanoporosification of Germanium. I then went to research in a subject whose theoretical aspect had fascinated me during my works in Poland.
Visiting Researcher
Sadollah Ebrahimi is a visiting researcher in the LPCM. He has a PhD from Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences in computational physics, specifically nano-matrials science. His research focuses on the mechanical properties of nano-materials, bio-materials adsorption, desalination across the 2D nano-membranes, tribological behaviour of interfaces, and thermophysical properties of ionic fluids, by using atomistic, and multi-scale simulations. He is particularly interested in understan...
Engineering Intern
My current research interests are in computational soft condensed matter physics. Particularly, I am interested in topics such phase transitions, kinetic properties of glasses, molecular dynamics, energy landscapes, free energy calculation, organic glasses, entropy contributions in bulk metallic alloys. During my master’s and PhD (which is still in progress), I had the opportunity to work with more than one of these topics. Currently, I am working simultaneously on two projects, one on how to...
Intern
Currently in engineering school in Chemistry-Process Engineering at CPE Lyon, I was able to study different aspects of chemistry that fascinate me. I want to specialize in particular in green chemistry and/or physical chemistry. I was able to create my experiences through several internships and projects including a study project of computational DFT and disturbance effects carried out at the Institute of Analytical Sciences of Lyon as well as an internship in treatment and study of macroalga...
Intern
Currently an undergraduate student in chemistry, I had the chance to develop during my studies a taste for statistical mechanics and computer science. My work focuses on the mésoscopique study of the isotropic to smectic A transition for the cooling of a liquid crystal polymer parametrized by a gay-berne/lennard-jones hybrid force-field.
Six degree plans lead to the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Focus Areas I, II, III, and IV are intended to prepare students for professional careers, either upon graduation or after graduate study in chemistry or related fields.
Overview. Learning Outcomes. Requirements. Sample Plan. Opportunities. Other Programs. Contacts. Chemistry is the scientific study of the composition and properties of matter and the investigation of the laws that govern them.
6 days ago · The B.S. program with chemistry as a field of study is designed for those who want training in chemistry and freedom to pursue minors or second majors in other areas. Common areas of interest have been Forensic Sciences, Biology, Foreign Languages, Management, Psychology, and other Liberal Arts areas.
Approximately 40% of our majors seek health-related professional programs, 40% seek graduate school in chemistry or biochemistry, and 20% join the workforce. We have a significant number of sample study plans, or four-year schedules, based on a variety of career interests.
