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The Chemistry Department at IUT1 (UGA) welcomes approximately 100 new students each year. The curricula for BUT1 through BUT3 cover all branches of chemistry (organic, inorganic, materials, analytical, etc). The faculty consists of 25 permanent staff members (faculty researchers and instructors) whose areas of expertise align with the topics taught (in both full-time and work-study programs).

Further information on the IUT1 and Chemistry Department websites.

LEPMI is a laboratory comprising three teams recognized internationally for their work focused on electrochemistry, materials, and electrochemical engineering. Among these activities, those targeting recycling are among the laboratory's key areas of focus. These activities aim to develop efficient and sustainable recycling methods (particulary for metals and battery materials) within the framework of industrial, academic, and international projects.

Further information on LEPMI's website.

Teaching :

For teaching assignments focused on analytical chemistry, you will participate in analytical chemistry courses (tutorials and lab sessions) for second and third-year BUT students.

Research :

You will conduct your research within the LEPMI's EIP team, one of whose flagship projects focuses on the recycling of lithium battery materials (elemental and molecular).

Teaching :

• You will teach courses focused on analytical chemistry to second-and third-year students in BUT in Chemistry (tutorials and lab sessions),
• You will have access to a wide range of state-of-the-art analytical instruments (ICP-MS, ICP-AES, SAA, SEA, ion and molecular chomatography, IR and UV spectroscopy, ...).

Research :

As part of the LEPMI EIP team, you will participate in various funded projects (including industrial partnerships) to assess the effectiveness of recycling.

You are expected to have the following skills:

• Pedagogical and scientific expertise in the various branches of chemistry taught.
• A solid understanding of the phenomena involved in various analytical techniques (both molecular and elemental) in order to critically evaluate measurement sensitivity, accuracy, and interference phenomena.
• Ability to interact with various people in the department and the laboratory.