Catherine Pinel is affiliated with Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 in France. Their research focuses primarily on the fields of Engineering and Materials Science, with significant contributions to Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry, and Process Chemistry and Technology.
Their work extensively covers the area of catalysis, particularly in biomass conversion and hydrodesulfurization studies. Key topics in their research include:
Catherine Pinel has collaborated frequently with a number of co-authors, including Noémie Perret, Marwa Abou Hamdan, Mohamad Jahjah, Kamila Kaźmierczak, and М. Бессон.
Their recent publications include several papers from the year 2020, published in diverse scientific venues. Notable papers include:
Frequent publication venues include ChemCatChem, Frontiers in Chemistry, Catalysis Communications, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, and the Journal of Catalysis.
Michèle Besson;Pierre Gallezot;Catherine Pinel
David Farrusseng;Sonia Aguado;Catherine Pinel
Julien Chaminand;L.aurent Djakovitch;Pierre Gallezot;Philippe Marion
Flora Chambon;Franck Rataboul;Catherine Pinel;Amandine Cabiac
Marie Savonnet;Delphine Bazer-Bachi;Nicolas Bats;Javier Perez-Pellitero
J.P. Genêt;C. Pinel;V. Ratovelomanana-Vidal;S. Mallart
David Farrusseng;Sonia Aguado;Catherine Pinel
J.P. Genêt;C. Pinel;V. Ratovelomanana-Vidal;S. Mallart
Marie Savonnet;Sonia Aguado;Ugo Ravon;Delphine Bazer-Bachi
Doan Pham Minh;Michèle Besson;Catherine Pinel;Patrick Fuertes
Véronique Jollet;Flora Chambon;Franck Rataboul;Amandine Cabiac
J.P. Genet;C. Pinel;S. Mallart;S. Juge
Louis Corbel-Demailly;Louis Corbel-Demailly;Bao-Khanh Ly;Doan-Pham Minh;Benoit Tapin
Amandine Cabiac;Emmanuelle Guillon;Flora Chambon;Catherine Pinel
Florian Auneau;Carine Michel;Françoise Delbecq;Catherine Pinel
Olivier Vigneau;Catherine Pinel;Marc Lemaire
Benoit Tapin;Florence Epron;Catherine Especel;Bao Khanh Ly
Regis Garcia;Catherine Pinel;Charles Madic;Marc Lemaire
Florian Auneau;Florian Auneau;Sébastien Noël;Guillaume Aubert;Michèle Besson
J.P. Genet;S. Mallart;C. Pinel;S. Juge
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