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of studying and optimizing the microstructural and mechanical properties of granular materials bonded by a solidified foam, within the framework of the ANR project BONDINGFOAM. This mission is structured around
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selectivity between materials and minimize plasma-induced damage, will be evaluated as part of this study. To achieve this objective, it will be necessary to understand the etching mechanisms of the different
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, plasma polymer growth mechanisms, and the physicochemical properties of the resulting coatings, and for transferring the optimized conditions from model surfaces to magnetic nanoparticles. The main
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-dimensional scaffolds using FDM 3D printing for cell culture applications. Develop and optimize biomimetic materials with controlled mechanical and biochemical properties. Functionalize scaffolds with
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particular, to unravel the preservation mechanisms and hidden diversity of the Paris Biota (PB), an exceptional marine ecosystem from the Lower Triassic (~250 Ma), using innovative approaches such as
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Mechanical properties for bulk materials. • Propose post-modifications to control the physicochemical and mechanical properties of modified substrates. • Collaborate and propose solutions for scaling up
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/ ) is in Villeneuve D'Ascq, close to the city of Lille (France). With a total staff of over 500 persons, the institute has a broad area of research activity ranging from physics to materials science
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develop their research activities on materials and their mechanisms of action for energy by implementing expertise in chemistry and physico-chemistry of materials and interfaces, solid state and materials
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dynamics simulations to understand the growth mechanisms of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering, with or without ion beam assistance (IBAS), particularly for metallic materials (Ag) and oxides (ZnO
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of both CO and CO2 to methylated aromatics but the origin of such efficiency remains poorly understood. the project proposes to decipher the reaction mechanism leading to high selectivity to methylated