Grenoble Sciences
The French version of this book received the “Grenoble Sciences” label.
“Grenoble Sciences” directed by Professor Jean Bornarel, was between 1990
and 2017 an expertising and labelling centre for scientific works, with a national accreditation in France. Its purpose was to select the most original high
standard projects with the help of anonymous referees, then submit them to
reading comittees that interacted with the authors to improve the quality of the
manuscripts as long as necessary. Finally, an adequate scientific publisher was
entrusted to publish the selected works worldwide.
About this Book
This book is translated, revised and adapted from Électrochimie des solides
– Exercices corrigés avec rappels de cours by Abdelkader Hammou & Samuel
Georges, EDP Sciences, Grenoble Sciences Series, 2011, ISBN 978-2-7598-0658-4.
The Translation from original French version has been performed by:
Brett Kraabel, Physical Sciences Communication.
The reading committee of the French version included the following members:
2 J.M. Bassat, CNRS research director, Bordeaux
2 J. Fouletier, professor at Grenoble Alpes University
2 R.N. Vannier, professor at the ENS of Chemistry, Lille
and K. Girona, PhD student
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The French version of this book received the “Grenoble Sciences” label.
“Grenoble Sciences” directed by Professor Jean Bornarel, was between 1990
and 2017 an expertising and labelling centre for scientific works, with a national accreditation in France. Its purpose was to select the most original high
standard projects with the help of anonymous referees, then submit them to
reading comittees that interacted with the authors to improve the quality of the
manuscripts as long as necessary. Finally, an adequate scientific publisher was
entrusted to publish the selected works worldwide.
About this Book
This book is translated, revised and adapted from Électrochimie des solides
– Exercices corrigés avec rappels de cours by Abdelkader Hammou & Samuel
Georges, EDP Sciences, Grenoble Sciences Series, 2011, ISBN 978-2-7598-0658-4.
The Translation from original French version has been performed by:
Brett Kraabel, Physical Sciences Communication.
The reading committee of the French version included the following members:
2 J.M. Bassat, CNRS research director, Bordeaux
2 J. Fouletier, professor at Grenoble Alpes University
2 R.N. Vannier, professor at the ENS of Chemistry, Lille
and K. Girona, PhD student
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