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The University of Burgundy is a multidisciplinary institution that offers national diplomas (BUT, Bachelor's degree, Professional Bachelor's degree, engineering diploma, Master's degree, Doctorate, Accreditation to supervise research (HDR)...), and university diplomas (DU and DIU) in all major disciplinary fields (health, law, human sciences, languages, sport, etc.). The 1,500 permanent teaching and teaching-research staff and the 1,220 BIATSS staff welcome more than 33,000 students, spread over 6 campuses (Auxerre, Chalon-sur-Saône, Le Creusot, Dijon, Mâcon and Nevers, representing a university surface of more than 300,000 m². The uB is organized into 16 training and research components (8 training and research units (UFR), 1 higher school of teaching and education (ESPE), 2 engineering schools (ISAT and Polytech Dijon), 1 management school (IAE), 3 university institute of technology and 1 institute of vine and wine) which rely for their research activity on 29 labeled laboratories, half of which are joint research units (UMR) with major research organizations (INRAE, INSERM, CNRS, CEA) and 4 doctoral schools (including 3 common with the University of Franche-Comté).

Website: u-bourgogne.fr

In Burgundy Franche-Comté region, the laboratories under CNRS supervision depend on the Centre-East regional delegation (DR06)

Website (in French): centre-est.cnrs.fr

The Institute of Molecular Chemistry of the University of Burgundy (ICMUB) is a joint research unit between the university of Burgundy and the CNRS Chemistry. This unit, made up of two scientific axes (1st axis: development of clean, atom-saving synthetic chemistry; 2nd axis: research into innovative molecular tools for health, molecular imaging and therapy) has about 170 staff and is directed by Prof. Jean-Cyrille HIERSO (director) and Prof. Ewen BODIO (deputy director).

Website: icmub.com

The Carnot de Bourgogne Interdisciplinary Laboratory (ICB) is a joint research unit between the University of Burgundy and the CNRS Physique. This unit, made up of six scientific departments, covers the fields of chemistry, engineering sciences and physics and has about 300 staff. It is directed by Prof. Stéphane GUERIN (director), Dr. Alexandre BOUHELIER (deputy director), Prof. Cécile LANGLADE (deputy director) and Prof. Olivier POLITANO (deputy director).

Website: icb.u-bourgogne.fr

The Burgundy Franche-Comté (BFC) regional chapter of the French Chemical Society (SCF) is one of the fifteen chapters which constitute the geographical network of this national institution created in 1857, made up of seven thematic divisions (Catalysis, Coordination Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Solid State Chemistry, Chemistry of Polymers and Materials, Physical Chemistry) and four transversal divisions (Sustainable Chemistry, Chemobiology: chemistry and life, Energy, Education/Training).

Website: societechimiquedefrance.fr/section-bfc

Founded in 2004, BT Electronics supplies equipment and materials for electronics, microelectronics and semiconductors. In full growth, the company is expanding its offering in France with products adapted to various sectors, including: plasma machines (vacuum and atmospheric); PVD vacuum deposition machines; PVD thin film materials; UV LED sources; glove boxes and nitrogen cabinets; hermetic packaging, connectors and assembly consumables; silicon wafers, SOI, sapphire, germanium, glass; heat transfer fluids.

BT Electronics is committed to providing innovative solutions for sectors such as semiconductors, energy and research and development.

Site web : bt-electronics.com

The mission of the GDR MAPYRO is to federate the different French groups involved in the chemistry of polypyrrolic macrocycles including very varied specialties such as organic synthesis, coordination chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis, activation of small molecules, electro- and photoactivation.

Website: mapyro.chimie.unistra.fr

ACTIVATION is a service company specializing in catalysis that designs and develops continuous chemical processes for the synthesis of new compounds or the recycling of polymers in particular. ACTIVATION combines expertise in chemistry and analysis as well as in the design and production of continuous automated demonstrators. This know-how makes it possible to accelerate the development of new processes up to the industrial stage by combining chemistry and technology for the eco-design of competitive processes. In addition, ACTIVATION has continuous production units for the manufacture of the first batches on a scale of a few dozen tons on the Meyrié site (France, #38 department).

Website: activation.fr & Phone: 0472697050, Email: contact@activation.fr

Transition Metal Chemistry (Ed. Springer) is an international peer-reviewed journal focusing on the preparation and application of transition metal-based molecular compounds. Its editor-in-Chief is Frédéric Barrière and ce journal deals with structural, physical, kinetic, catalytic, and biological properties of transition metal compounds; examines their use in chemical synthesis as well as diverse applications; publishes original articles, review articles and invited book reviews.

Website: Springer Transition Metal Chemistry

Bank for public employes, CASDEN Banque Populaire was originally created by and for teachers over 70 years ago. A benchmark bank for all civil service professions, it now has over 2 million members. Founded on strong values of solidarity, commitment and fairness, CASDEN Banque Populaire has built dedicated offers for you to meet the specific needs related to your status as a public employes. In this way, it can best support you at every moment of your life and help you achieve your goals.

Website: CASDEN Banque Populaire, Email: Aurore MOREAU & Phone: +33(0)648.387.049

Established in 1928 to accommodate all professional groups and associations in the field of chemistry, the Fondation de la Maison de la Chimie owes its existence to an international subscription organized to honour the memory of Marcelin Berthelot. 63 nations contributed which allowed the acquisition of the Hôtel de la Rochefoucauld d’Estissac located at 28 rue Saint-Dominique near the French Parliament in Paris.

Today, more than 90 years later, the Foundation is a major player in serving the chemistry community in many areas which are summarized in the following presentation (pdf, 227 Ko).

Website: Fondation de la Maison de la Chimie