Nouveaux électrolytes et cathodes organiques pour les batteries au Magnésium (original) (raw)

2020, Université Grenoble Alpes

Childhood, student, or adolescent, middle-aged, etc. are the short and long journeys of each person's life. In the early stages, people have changed the most, both physically and mentally. In the next stages, the change occurs more slowly but contributes to deepening our sense of life. And, PhDs: the tortuous passage that I have been in for three years. Three-unforgettable-year help a person become more individual, confidant, and especially more human. And I have to sincerely thank some people for what they brought me: First of all, I want to thank my supervisors: Prof. Jean-Claude Lepretre and Dr. Fannie Alloin. Most likely, I'm not their easiest case they've supervised to explain things more complicated than they are, particularly regarding my habit. I am nevertheless pleased with their input and assistance in clarifying my thoughts and words whenever appropriate. During my first year at LEPMI in particular, their inspiring words were extremely helpful when times were tough. Fannie has always been there, she's paid a lot of attention to my job every time and during these three years she's taken the right choice every time. To be more accurate, I have learned a considerable amount of skills in all the fields: how to address a new subject, the working technique, the analysis of data not limited to the outcome that can be obtained at first glance, the ability to carry on having the most from the job. And there may be more to the chart. Thank you above everything, and all the work you poured into my study, with all its facets. I would like to express my deepest appreciation to the Jury that accepted to examine and referee for my thesis. Thank you for all the interesting questions and fruitful comments on this work. I'd also like to extend my gratitude to my erstwhile supervisor: Prof. Le Ngoc Thach and Ass. Prof. Le My Loan Phung that have been belonged to me and gave me helpful and sincere advice since I was a student up to now. I am also grateful to all MIEL team even if they did not directly supervise my thesis from Dr.