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Francesca Ingrosso

Career

  • 2020- Maître de Conférences Hors Classe, University of Lorraine.

  • 2018- Qualification aux Fonctions de Professeur des Universités, CNU Section 31.

  • 2008- Maître de Conférences, University of Lorraine.

  • 2007-2008 Marie Curie Individual Fellowship, ENS-Paris, France (Prof. J.T. Hynes).

  • 2006-2007 Postdoc, Max Born Institut, Berlin, Germany, and ENS-Paris, France (Profs. T. Elsaesser and J.T. Hynes).

  • 2005-2006 Postdoc, Colorado State University (Prof.Branka M. Ladanyi).

  • 2003 Visiting researcher: Colorado State University (Prof. Branka M. Ladanyi).

  • 2002-2005 MIUR PhD grant. University of Pisa (Prof. Jacopo Tomasi).

Academic Activities and Service

Education

  • Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, University of Lorraine, June 2017.

  • PhD in Chemistry, Galileo Galilei PhD School, University of Pisa, February 2005. 

  • Abilitazione alla Professione di Chimico, University of Pisa, December 2002.

  • Laurea in Chimica summa cum laude, University of Pisa, October 2001.

Teaching

  • 2024- Joint coordinator of the Physical Chemistry Master internships.

  • 2023-2024. Member of the CE29 of the ANR.

  • 2023- Member of the Department of Chemistry bureau.

  • 2020- Member of the CT8 Committee (quantum chemistry) at the GENCI supercomputing center.

  • 2018- Director of the Groupement De Recherche SolvATE.

  • 2018- Member of the Molecular Physics and Chemistry Scientific Council of the University of Lorraine.

  • 2015- Coordinator of the RFCT M2-PhD theoretical chemistry teaching at the University of Lorraine.​

Selection of past duties:​​

  • 2018-2022 Coordinator of the 'Liquids, Interfaces, Solvation' group of the Theoretical Physics and Chemistry Department.

  • 2013-2022 Codirector of the R12 Thematic Axis on Electron Density and Electronic Structure, Intermolecular Interactions of the Institut Jean Barriol.

  • 2016-2021 Member of the Scientific Committee of the Groupement De Recherche ThéMS.

  • PASS. Chemistry Minor: Chemistry.

  • Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science (1st year): Structure of Atoms and Molecules, Solution Chemistry. Chemistry in 3D.

  • Chemistry, Physics (2nd-3rd years): Quantum Chemistry, Molecular Symmetry, Modeling and Spectroscopy and Reactivity.

  • Master in Chemistry: Atomistic Modeling, Quantum Chemistry, Theoretical Organic Chemistry.

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