André Pierre Legrand
Professor Legrand's current research includes: solid-fluid interface processes, amorphous materials: silica, silicon-carbide, bone and bone substitutes, and solid state NMR. If you want to know more about my research, please consult:• Nanostructured Silicon-based Powders and Composites. A.P. Legrand & C. Sénémaud Edts. 500 pages. Taylor & Francis Books 2001 • The Surface Properties of Silicas. A.P. Legrand Edt. 470 pages. John Wiley & Sons 1998 • Pratique de la Physique et de la Chimie Quantiques. A.P. Legrand, A. Heslot. 256 pages. Ellipses 1997 • Local composition of silicon oxycarbides obtained by laser spray pyrolysis. Chem. Mat. 9, 2 (1997) 632-39 • Solid State NMR Spectroscopy Characterization of Tricalcium Phosphates used in Biomaterials. Phosphorous Research Bulletin (Japan) 6 (1996) 221-224 • Polymers at solid interfaces studied by magnetic resonance spectroscopies.Trends in Polymer Science 3 (1993) 381-420 |
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