Antoine Tissot is a CNRS research scientist at ICMMO within the SysMMI axis. Following his PhD in coordination chemistry dedicated to the study of molecular spin crossover nanocrystals at University Paris-Sud under the supervision of Dr. Marie-Laure Boillot, he stayed at University of Geneva with Prof. Andreas Hauser as a postdoctoral researcher (2011-2014, Marie Curie Fellowship) where he studied photophysics of coordination compounds. He was then recruited as CNRS researcher in the Institut Lavoisier de Versailles in 2014 in the team of Dr. Christian Serre and moved to the newly created Porous Materials Institute of Paris in September 2016, where he worked on the synthesis and functionalization of Metal Organic Frameworks for applications in sensing and catalysis. Since 2023, he works at ICMMO to develop new switchable molecular and porous coordination compounds for the design of chemosensors.