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\textbf{Claude P. Gros} has been a Full Professor of Organic Chemistry
at the medicinal/pharmaceutical school of the Universit\'{e} de
Bourgogne since 2009. He obtained his PhD from the same University in
1995 under the supervision of Prof. Roger Guilard, following up with a
one-year postdoctoral position at the University of California Davis
with Prof. Kevin M. Smith, working on chlorins and pyrroloporphyrins.
His research interests include the synthesis and reactivity of
porphyrins, corroles, BODIPYs and dipyrrins and their metal complexes,
along with their applications in energy and electron transfers, gas
sensors and medicinal chemistry. In 2021, he was elected as a National
Foreign Expert of the People's Republic of China, where he served at
the University of Nanjing. He is also the actual Director of the
National Research Network GDR Mapyro:
\url{https://mapyro.chimie.unistra.fr}. Claude P. Gros has organized
and co-chaired numerous international conferences, especially in France
and China, and was also awarded several international programs,
most notably the \AA{}sg\aa{}rd programs of the Institut Fran\c{c}ais
de Norv\`{e}ge. Over May 30--31, 2024, he hosted a highly successful
1st \AA{}sg\aa{}rd Horizon French-Norwegian Inorganic and Materials
Chemistry Symposium in Dijon.

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\textbf{Abhik Ghosh} is a professor of inorganic and materials
chemistry at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. He grew
up in Kolkata, India, and did his B.Sc. (Honours) at Jadavpur
University. He did his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota under the
supervision of Paul G. Gassman, while also extensively collaborating
with Jan Alml\"{o}f. After postdoctoral stints in bioinorganic
chemistry with Larry Que and David Bocian, he joined UiT as Associate
Professor in 1996, rising to full professor in 2000. He was a Senior
Fellow of the San Diego Supercomputer Center (1997--2004) and a Visiting
Professor at the University of Auckland (on several occasions) and at
the University of Rome Tor Vergata (2024). Since 2021, he has led 
UiT's Center for Sustainable STEM Education. He edited the popular
science book \textit{Letters to a Young Chemist} (Wiley, 2011) and
coauthored the textbook \textit{Arrow Pushing in Inorganic Chemistry: A
Logical Approach to the Chemistry of the Main Group Elements} (Wiley,
2014); the latter won the 2015 PROSE Award for Best Textbook in the
Mathematical and Physical Sciences. A fluent Sanskrit speaker, he
coauthored an influential essay ``The Grammar of the Elements: Did the
Sanskrit alphabet influence Mendeleev's periodic table?'' with Stanford
University linguist Paul Kiparsky. Ghosh is an elected member of
several academies and learned societies including the European Academy
of Sciences and Academia Europaea. In 2022, he received the Hans
Fischer Career Award for Lifetime Achievements in Porphyrin Chemistry.
In June 2025, Ghosh plans to host the 2nd
\AA{}sg\aa{}rd Horizon French-Norwegian Inorganic and Materials
Chemistry Symposium in Troms\o{}.

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