A Science Puzzle

[Matakari]

Good morning,
an answer to the following would be appreciated, thanks:

French chemist working in the area of catalysis for renewable energy development ( 9 )
( Name carries a Q in it. )

[elliemay1]

Are you sure about the Q?

[Matakari]

I, too, have been wondering about the Q. It was given in the Wordoku for June in the ChemistryWorld Puzzles. https://www.chemistryworld.com/download?ac=527019

[Peter Pedant]

it is not pLaquette is it
laureat de la medaille Lavoisier

La route de la reponse etait tres tres zanteressante !

Sabatier got a Nobel 1912 for catalysis and ow has a uni named after heem.

I got to Bruno Chaudret via googling
énergie chimique renouvelable catalytique

and he gets mentioned somewhere

all to do with nanoparticles and Pt - Rh

Catalysis is big business now - all we got was 1965 foo it makes reactions go faster. (H2O2 and manganese)

[Peter Pedant]

er can I help yo with anything else? (m'sieur)

[Matakari]

Merci beaucoup, monsieur! I think that Q may be a mistake, we just cannot find the French scientist with it.

[Etch]

Looks like [Elsje Alessandra] QUADRELLI
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Elsje-Quadrelli
Surname anagram of the wordoku diagonal from bottom left to top right: QLEURLLADI

[Etch]

Oops, diagonal: QLEURLADI

[Matakari]

That's it, Etch, the search was worth it! Thanks!