Raphaël Schneider is affiliated with the University of Lorraine in France. Their research primarily spans Materials Science and Energy, with a significant focus on Materials Chemistry and Renewable Energy, Sustainability, and the Environment. The work includes various subfields such as Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, and aspects of Molecular Biology.
The scientist's research topics cover several areas, including:
Publications by Raphaël Schneider have appeared in multiple scientific venues, frequently in:
Some of the recent papers include:
Frequent collaborators include:
Aleksandra Schejn;Lavinia Balan;Véronique Falk;Lionel Aranda
Hatem Moussa;Hatem Moussa;Emilien Girot;Kevin Mozet;Halima Alem
Aleksandra Schejn;Abdelhay Aboulaich;Lavinia Balan;Véronique Falk
Raphaël Schneider;Frédéric Schmitt;Céline Frochot;Yves Fort
Malgorzata Geszke;Marek Murias;Lavinia Balan;Ghouti Medjahdi
Faouzi Achouri;Faouzi Achouri;Serge Corbel;Lavinia Balan;Kevin Mozet
Ralph-Olivier Moussodia;Lavinia Balan;Christophe Merlin;Christian Mustin
Abdelhay Aboulaich;Martyna Michalska;Raphaël Schneider;Audrey Potdevin
Julien Gravier;Raphaël Schneider;Céline Frochot;Thierry Bastogne
Abdelhay Aboulaich;Denis Billaud;Mouhammad Abyan;Lavinia Balan
Christophe Desmarets;Sébastien Kuhl;Raphaël Schneider;Yves Fort
Eric Brenner;Raphaël Schneider;Yves Fort
Houcine Labiadh;Tahar Ben Chaabane;Lavinia Balan;Nidhal Becheik
Malgorzata Geszke-Moritz;Malgorzata Geszke-Moritz;Gilles Clavier;Janina Lulek;Raphaël Schneider
Abdelhay Aboulaich;Malgorzata Geszke;Malgorzata Geszke;Lavinia Balan;Jaafar Ghanbaja
Raphaël Schneider;Cécile Wolpert;Hélène Guilloteau;Lavinia Balan
Benoı̂t Gradel;Eric Brenner;Raphaël Schneider;Yves Fort
Sébastien Kuhl;Raphaël Schneider;Yves Fort
Aleksandra Schejn;Thomas Mazet;Véronique Falk;Lavinia Balan
Sébastien Kuhl;Raphaël Schneider;Yves Fort
Christophe Desmarets;Raphael Schneider;Yves Fort
Rafik Omar‐Amrani;Antoine Thomas;Eric Brenner;Raphael Schneider
Schejn Aleksandra;Lavinia Balan;Véronique Falk;Raphaël Schneider
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