Michel Mons is affiliated with the University of Paris-Saclay in France and has contributed extensively to the fields of chemistry and materials science, with specific research interests in materials chemistry, molecular biology, spectroscopy, atomic and molecular physics and optics, and physical and theoretical chemistry.
Their work covers several main topics including chemical synthesis and analysis, crystallization and solubility studies, X-ray diffraction in crystallography, mass spectrometry techniques and applications, advanced chemical physics studies, spectroscopy and quantum chemical studies, and crystallography and molecular interactions.
Michel Mons has published research in a variety of scientific venues. Frequent publication outlets include:
Their recent papers include the following:
Collaboration has been an important aspect of Michel Mons' research, with frequent coauthors including Valérie Brenner, Eric Gloaguen, David J. Aitken, Venkateswara Rao Mundlapati, and Sylvie Robin.
Clélia Canuel;Michel Mons;François Piuzzi;Benjamin Tardivel
Wutharath Chin;François Piuzzi;Iliana Dimicoli;Michel Mons
Michel Mons;Iliana Dimicoli;Francois Piuzzi;Benjamin Tardivel
R. Chaudret;B. De Courcy;J. Contreras-García;Eric Gloaguen
F Piuzzi;M Mons;I Dimicoli;B Tardivel
Alexa Courty;Michel Mons;Iliana Dimicoli;François Piuzzi
Michel Mons;Jacques Le Calvé;François Piuzzi;Iliana Dimicoli
François Piuzzi;Iliana Dimicoli;Michel Mons;Benjamin Tardivel
Michel Mons;and Evan G. Robertson;John P. Simons
Himansu S. Biswal;Himansu S. Biswal;Eric Gloaguen;Eric Gloaguen;Yohan Loquais;Yohan Loquais;Benjamin Tardivel;Benjamin Tardivel
Michel Mons;François Piuzzi;Iliana Dimicoli;Leonid Gorb
Wutharath Chin;Michel Mons;Jean-Pierre Dognon;François Piuzzi
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Wutharath Chin;François Piuzzi;Jean-Pierre Dognon;Iliana Dimicoli
C. Jouvet;S. Martrenchard;D. Solgadi;C. Dedonder-Lardeux
Richard J. Graham;Romano T. Kroemer;Michel Mons;Evan G. Robertson
Wutharath Chin;Jean-Pierre Dognon;Clélia Canuel;François Piuzzi
Michel Mons;Iliana Dimicoli;François Piuzzi
Michel Mons;Iliana Dimicoli
Wutharath Chin;Isabelle Compagnon;Jean-Pierre Dognon;Clélia Canuel
Alexa Courty;Michel Mons;Iliana Dimicoli;François Piuzzi
C. Canuel;I. Dimicoli;M. Elhanine;M. Mons
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