Please join us in welcoming Mathilde, our latest PhD 
student at CiTOS!
Mathilde Croissant, a recent graduate from the Ecole européenne de chimie polymères et matériaux de Strasbourg (ECPM), has joined CiTOS to pursue a PhD under the supervision of Jean-Christophe Monbaliu.
Supported by the WEL Research Institute, Mathilde’s research focuses on the application of computational chemistry and artificial intelligence to flow chemistry. Her work here at the University of Liège aims to develop innovative approaches that push the boundaries of modern chemistry through advanced computational techniques.