Elisabeth Claude Dalimier-Sauvage

Background

Dalimier-Sauvage, Elisabeth Claude was born on May 31, 1944 in Le Mans, Sarthe, France. Daughter of Gilles Henry and Jacqueline Anne-Marie (Marseul) Dalimier.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Lycée Jules Ferry, Paris, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy, University Paris 6, 1970. Habilitation, University Paris 6, 1979.

Tenurer professor, University Paris 6, 1994.

Career

Assistant professor University Paris 6, 1967, associate professor, 1977, professor, 1994. Leader research team LULI, Palaiseau and Paris, since 1992, leader European experiments on large scale facilities, Palaiseau, France, since 1994. Head permanent department University Paris 6, 1994—2000, dean Physics department, since 2002.

Member European Science Network, Brussels, 1994—1998. Chair International Conference Spectral Line Shapes, Paris, 2004. Consultant Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.

Expert The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union projects, since 2001.

Achievements

• Elisabeth Claude Dalimier-Sauvage has been listed as a notable physicist, educator, research scientist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of French Physical Society.

Interests

• Alpinism, trekking, music, travel.

Connections

Married Jean François Leboucher (divorced). Children: Laurent, Geneviève, Vincent. Married Pierre René Sauvage, May 22, 2002.

Father:

Gilles Henry Dalimier

Mother:

Jacqueline Anne-Marie (Marseul) Dalimier

Spouse:

Pierre René Sauvage

Spouse:

Jean François Leboucher

child:

Laurent Dalimier-Sauvage

child:

Vincent Dalimier-Sauvage

child:

Geneviève Dalimier-Sauvage