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The Collège de France’s audiovisual content, which includes most of the courses taught there, is available as video recordings and audio podcasts with open access. All of these online courses and lectures are listed below and can be explored using the available filters. They are also accessible on the eight YouTube channels and various podcasting platforms featured on the Collège de France’s “Digital Dissemination of Knowledge” page.

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Electrical energy storage in automobiles and the challenges it presents

Bertrand Largy
Seminar

Lithium ion technology : its origin, evolution, latest advances and future

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

The twin challenges of energy and raw materials

Olivier Vidal
Seminar

Alkaline elements (Li, Na...) for tomorrow's batteries : how abundant are they and what physico-chemical properties make them unique ?

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Atom manipulation and object sizing : properties, applications and prospects

Dominique Larcher
Seminar

Application of growth and deposition processes to the manufacture of microprocessors, optical fibres and conclusions

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Glass, from sand to intelligent glazing

François Creuzet
Seminar

Growth of thin films/superlattices of oxides or sulfides by physical deposition techniques including laser ablation, molecular jets, sputtering, etc.

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

The solar adventure : from grains of sand to high-efficiency solar panels

Negar Naghavi
Seminar

Formation of fibers, membranes and nano-architectures by electro-assisted extrusion and electrodeposition

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Chemistry of nanometric architectures for innovative optical applications

Thierry Gacoin
Seminar

Nanostructured inorganic materials prepared by mineralization in the presence of templates or molds (colloids, fibers, micelles or others) and their applications

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

From rare earths to LEDs via chemical processes, an industrial history of luminophores

Valérie Buissette
Seminar

Synthesis of split materials using the sol-gel process : fundamental foundations for the manufacture of gels, aerogels for energy storage and other applications

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

The value of inserting inorganic nanoparticles into drug delivery devices : a materials chemist's perspective

Étienne Duguet
Seminar

Texture, architecture and morphology of materials : levers for new properties and applications

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Understanding and controlling the electronic properties of transition metal oxides : a physicist's perspective

Antoine Georges
Seminar

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and its contribution to the chemistry of energy materials

Danielle Gonbeau
Seminar

Other soft chemistry synthesis approaches (microwaves, sonification)

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

The contribution of EPR to the study of solids and the contribution of EPR imaging to electrode materials

Hervé Vezin
Seminar

Inorganic materials produced by hydro (solvo) ionothermal processes

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

NMR for electrode characterization : in situ imaging and ex situ multidimensional spectroscopy

Michael Deschamps
Seminar

Introduction to temperature-based synthesis (soft chemistry : some examples)

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Microscopy for visualizing atoms, defects and even counting atoms in nanomaterials

Staf Van Tendeloo
Seminar

Inorganic materials produced by self-combustion and mechanical grinding (principle and examples)

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Viruses and bacteria for low-temperature synthesis of energy materials

Dominique Larcher
Seminar

Inorganic materials produced by pressure-assisted high-temperature processes or using molten salts

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

X-rays and neutrons to determine the assembly of atoms and unravel the mystery of matter

Gwenaëlle Rousse
Seminar

Introduction to inorganic synthesis : strategy of the ceramic approach

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Materials for thermal energy storage

Xavier Py
Seminar

Materials for photovoltaic energy conversion

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Hydrogen storage materials : is there a solution ?

Raphaël Janot
Seminar

Inorganic materials for photoelectrolysis : what does the future hold ?

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

From compound to electrode for battery : playing with architecture and composite materials

Bernard Lestriez
Seminar

Inorganic ionic conductors for electrochemical devices

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Combinatorics-based theoretical chemistry for building a materials genome

Marie-Liesse Doublet
Seminar

Best materials for Li ion batteries : the chemist's deductive and inductive approach

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Strategic materials for energy and national policies

Anne de Guibert
Seminar

Materials for energy conversion and storage : advances and challenges

Jean-Marie Tarascon
Lecture

Chemistry of Materials and Energy. Examples and the future of a thousand-year-old science

Jean-Marie Tarascon
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