Dr. Marielle CROZET, CEA, France
Dr. Marielle Crozet is a distinguished researcher at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), renowned for her expertise in analytical chemistry and chemical metrology, particularly in the nuclear field. A graduate of Chimie Paris, she holds a Master of Science from Sherbrooke University and a PhD in Physics. Over the years, Dr. Crozet has significantly contributed to advancing nuclear metrology through her involvement in numerous European and Japanese research projects. Her collaborative endeavors with prestigious organizations like the Joint Research Centre (JRC) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have underscored her commitment to excellence. With a robust citation index and a proven track record in scientific innovation, Dr. Crozet’s work exemplifies the intersection of analytical precision and impactful research, positioning her as a leader in her field.
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Suitability for the Research for Best Researcher Award: Dr. CROZET Marielle
Summary of Suitability
Dr. CROZET Marielle’s extensive academic and professional background in analytical chemistry and chemical metrology in the nuclear field positions her as a strong candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. Her education credentials, spanning Chimie Paris, a Master’s from Sherbrooke University, and a Ph.D. in Physics, underscore her solid foundation in science and engineering. Her work focuses on a niche and impactful domain, addressing analytical and metrological challenges in the nuclear sector, which are critical for scientific accuracy and safety.
Dr. Crozet’s research contributions include several projects in metrology in the nuclear field, demonstrating her role in advancing this specialized area. Her collaboration with renowned organizations such as JRC (Joint Research Centre) and IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) highlights her expertise and recognition at the international level.
Education
Dr. Marielle Crozet’s academic journey is rooted in rigorous training and academic excellence. She began her education at Chimie Paris, a prestigious institution in France, where she gained foundational knowledge in chemistry. Her pursuit of advanced learning led her to Sherbrooke University, where she earned a Master of Science degree, further deepening her expertise. Dr. Crozet later attained a PhD in Physics, a milestone that catalyzed her focus on analytical chemistry and chemical metrology within the nuclear field. Her interdisciplinary education, blending chemistry and physics, has equipped her with the skills to address complex challenges in nuclear science. This strong academic foundation has been instrumental in shaping her career as a thought leader and innovator in metrology and analytical chemistry, reinforcing her role in advancing research and innovation in her field.
Professional Experience
Dr. Marielle Crozet has had an illustrious career at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). Her professional trajectory is characterized by her specialized focus on analytical chemistry and metrology within the nuclear domain. Dr. Crozet has successfully managed and contributed to several high-impact European and Japanese research projects, enhancing the precision and reliability of chemical measurements in nuclear science. She has collaborated with international bodies, including the Joint Research Centre (JRC) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), solidifying her reputation as a global expert in her field. Her extensive experience spans consultancy, project leadership, and active participation in cutting-edge research initiatives. Dr. Crozet’s professional accomplishments not only underscore her technical proficiency but also highlight her dedication to advancing analytical methodologies and metrological standards in nuclear research, making her a pivotal figure in the scientific community.
Awards and Recognitions
Dr. Marielle Crozet’s achievements have been celebrated through numerous awards and recognitions that affirm her excellence in research and scientific innovation. She has been honored for her groundbreaking contributions to analytical chemistry and chemical metrology in the nuclear field. Notably, her collaborative work with leading organizations such as the JRC and IAEA has garnered widespread acclaim, reinforcing her standing as a leading researcher in metrology. Dr. Crozet has also been a pivotal contributor to several award-winning European research initiatives and consultancy projects with Japan, further cementing her reputation as a key figure in advancing nuclear science. Her h-index of 7 highlights her impactful research contributions, which have been widely cited in scientific literature. These accolades reflect Dr. Crozet’s unwavering commitment to precision, innovation, and collaboration in her field, making her a deserving recipient of accolades in scientific excellence and research achievement.
Research Skills On Chemistry
Dr. Marielle Crozet’s research skills are grounded in her deep expertise in analytical chemistry and chemical metrology, with a specific focus on the nuclear sector. Her proficiency spans designing, developing, and implementing cutting-edge metrological methods to enhance the precision and reliability of chemical analyses. Dr. Crozet’s collaborative work with international organizations such as the JRC and IAEA demonstrates her capability in applying these skills to address complex, multidisciplinary challenges. She has been instrumental in driving innovation in nuclear metrology through her leadership in European and Japanese research projects. With extensive experience in managing cross-cultural research collaborations, Dr. Crozet excels in problem-solving, data analysis, and scientific reporting. Her contributions to analytical chemistry are not only evidenced by her h-index but also by her role in advancing international standards in metrology, showcasing her as a thought leader in the field.
Publication Top Notes
- Carbon-13 Solid-State NMR Studies on Synthetic Model Compounds of [4Fe− 4S] Clusters in the 2+ State
Authors: M. Crozet, M. Chaussade, M. Bardet, L. Emsley, B. Lamotte, J.M. Mouesca
Citations: 33
Year: 2000
- Photoinduced addition of dioxygen molecules in the unsaturated sites of the Pd3(dppm)3CO2+ catalyst
Authors: P.D. Harvey, M. Crozet, K.T. Aye
Citations: 16
Year: 1995
- Use of an excess variance approach for the certification of reference materials by interlaboratory comparison
Authors: C. Rivier, M. Désenfant, M. Crozet, C. Rigaux, D. Roudil, B. Tufféry, A. Ruas
Citations: 14
Year: 2014
- EQRAIN: uranium and plutonium interlaboratory exercises from 1997 to 2016—comparison to ITVs-2010
Authors: M. Crozet, D. Roudil, C. Rigaux, C. Bertorello, S. Picart, C. Maillard
Citations: 11
Year: 2019
- 243Am certified reference material for mass spectrometry
Authors: R. Jakopič, A. Fankhauser, Y. Aregbe, S. Richter, M. Crozet, C. Maillard, …
Citations: 10
Year: 2021
- Separation of actinides by extraction chromatography prior to X-ray fluorescence measurement for analytical control of a PUREX test
Authors: Mr. Crozet, Mr. Guigue
Citations: 9
Year: 2007
- Absolute and relative measurement of the 243Am half-life
Authors: M. Marouli, S. Pommé, V. Jobbágy, H. Stroh, R. Van Ammel, A. Fankhauser, …
Citations: 8
Year: 2020
- Radiological characterization in view of nuclear reactor decommissioning: On-site benchmarking exercise of a biological shield
Authors: M. Herranz, S. Boden, P. Völgyesi, R. Idoeta, W. Broeckx, J.R. González, …
Citations: 7
Year: 2021
- Separation of actinides from fission products by extraction chromatography prior to X-ray fluorescence measurement for analytical control of a PUREX test
Authors: Mr. Crozet, Mr. Guigue
Citations: 7
Year: 2007
- Controlled Potential Coulometry for the accurate determination of plutonium in the presence of uranium: The role of sulfate complexation
Authors: G. Canciani, Y. Davrain, M. Crozet, D. Roudil, S. Picart
Citations: 6
Year: 2021