Kay Severin

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EPFL SB ISIC LCS
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CH-1015 Lausanne

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Publications

Infoscience publications

Teaching & PhD

PhD Students

Chen Damien Wen, Eren Noga, Gitlina Anastasia, Kooij Bastiaan, Mathew Christeena, Sudan Sylvain Alexandre Marie, Wong Tak Hin, de Montmollin Jean Charles Edouard,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Abela Florian Gérald , Berton Cesare , Bila José Luis , Bormann Carl Thomas , Buryak Andrey , Cecot Giacomo , Christinat Nicolas , Dutta Barnali , Eymann Léonard Yannick Maurice , Giraldi Erica , Içli Burçak , Janowski Vera , Jansze Suzanne Maria , Jeanbourquin Loïc Nicolas , Kiefer Gregor , Köstereli Ziya , Landman Iris Roswitha , Lee Bo Ram , Luisier Nicolas , Marmier Mathieu Jérémie , Mirtschin Sebastian , Planes Ophélie Marie , Risse Julie , Rochat Sébastien , Schouwey Clément , Sheepwash Erin , Suleymanov Abdusalom , Thommes Katrin Anne , Tskhovrebov Alexander , Tönnemann Justus , Varava Paul , Wise Matthew David , Zaubitzer Friederike Gundula Marie ,

Courses

Chemistry of elements s and p

Introduction to the chemistry of the s & p elements of the periodic table.

Preparative chemistry II

Advanced chemistry laboratory Admission to the TP is conditional on the successful completion of 2 of the 3 courses: CH-222 Coordination chemistry, CH-223 Organometallic chemistry, CH-233 Fonctions et réactions organiques

Supramolecular chemistry

The course provides an introduction to supramolecular chemistry. In addition, current trends are discussed using recent publications in this area.

Inorganic chemistry "Fundamentals and properties"

(Coursebook not yet approved by the section)

Inorganic chemistry "Techniques and methods"

(Coursebook not yet approved by the section)

Inorganic chemistry "Applications and spin-offs"

Present and discuss important recent contributions in the field of inorganic chemistry. This will be achieved by student literature seminars based on selected publications,emanating from the last 12 months. Seminar preceded by an introduction to the topic and followed by a group discussion.