Presentation
A physicist by training, Magali Phaner-Goutorbe specializes in advanced microscopy, in particular the design of tunneling and atomic force microscopes. Her research focuses on:
- Instrumental improvements to microscopy techniques,
- Understanding liquid/solid interfaces at the nanoscale,
- Applications in nanomedicine and the environment.
Teaching
She teaches microscopic physics, atomistics, thermodynamics, surface analysis techniques and nanotechnology in the general engineering curriculum and in the Nanoscale Engineering master's program. A large proportion of its courses are taught in English.
Passionate about passing on knowledge, she is actively involved in science popularization projects:
- Interventions in schools, colleges and lycées,
- Organization of scientific events (Fêtes de la science, collaborations with the Institut Paul Bocuse),
- Actions with young people as part of the CAPingé cordée to combat self-censorship in the face of higher education.
Latest publications
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1D and 3D-AFM Characterization of Liquid/Polymer Brushes (PAA, PEO)/Gold interfaces
, 2024, # Saad Dahlia, Phaner-Goutorbe Magali, Dubreuil Frédéric -
3D-AFM: A new technique for the characterization of solid/liquid interfaces
, 2023, # Saad Dahlia, Phaner-Goutorbe Magali, Dubreuil Frédéric -
Characterization of polymer brushes deposited on gold surfaces by 1D and 3D-AFM in liquid
, 2023, # Saad Dahlia, Dubreuil Frédéric, Phaner-Goutorbe Magali -
3D-AFM imaging of the liquid-solid interface at the nanometric scale
, 2023, # Saad Dahlia, Dubreuil Frédéric, Phaner-Goutorbe Magali -
ACS Omega, 2023, #10.1021/acsomega.3c04266 Lavigne Antonin, Gehin Thomas, Gilquin Benoît, Jousseaume Vincent, Veillerot Marc, Botella Claude, Chevalier Céline, Jamois Cecile, Chevolot Yann, Phaner-Goutorbe Magali, Yeromonahos Christelle