Air Liquide is a world leader in gases, technologies and services for industry and health. It strives to lead its industry in supporting energy and environmental transitions, changes in healthcare, and advancements in digital technologies. Air Liquide’s activities are centred around essential small molecules, like oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen.
The company’s large international presence makes it a key stakeholder of the European Metrology Network for Energy Gases. Martine Carré is the Scientific Director of Analysis at Air Liquide.
In this role, she leads the analysis teams at Air Liquide’s innovation campuses around the world. Her current interests are centred around the development of international measurement standards for more effective control over the quality of energy gases.
She is also actively involved in standardisation activities and committees within European standard organisations like CEN, that are related to hydrogen, biogas and gas mixture preparation.
Through her studies and past roles, Martine has developed a breadth of knowledge of energy gases and their analysis.
She obtained her PhD in the field of elemental analysis at Lyon University in France, after which she joined the Air Liquide research & development team to work on the analytic control of electronic speciality gases.
For the past 25 years, Martine has worked in the field of gas analysis and metrology, both in research & development and industrial operations. She was additionally nominated as the Air Liquide Senior International Expert for Analysis in 2011.
