GDRI
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Sep 2 2019 to Sep 4 2019
Upscaling for Strategic Materials
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Date: September 2019, 2-4 - Place: LMGC in Montpellier FRANCEFor the first time, two international research networks Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope (M2UN) and GdRI Multi-Physics and Multi-scale Couplings in Geo-environmental Mechanics (GeoMech) organize a joint workshop with the goal of identifying and proposing future directions of research in the field of multiscale modelling for important and strategic classes of materials such as cement, concrete, soil, steel and ceramics. This coordinated initiative aims at promoting a shift of paradigm that enables progress at the interface of physics and engineering for a large variety of critical problems that are at the core of current societal,...
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Dec 3 2018
Multiscale Materials under the nanoscope
Date: December 2018, 3-5 - Place: Georgetown University, Washington DC
In 2018, the annual workshop will take place at Georgetown University in Washington DC (USA), 3-5 December.
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After Cambridge-US (2011), Zürich (2012), Monte Verita (2013), San Sebastian (2014), Cambridge-US (2015), Paris (2016) and Athens (2017), we look forward to welcoming you at Georgetown University Main Campus in Washington DC. The idea of setting-up the Groupement de Recherche International Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope (GDRI, M2UN), is structuring the Physics, Chemistry, Mechanics and Materials Science communities on a common ground for developing an integrated approach (combining both simulation and experiments) for t... -
Oct 9 2017
Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope
Date: October 2017, 9-11 - Place: Acropolis Museum, Athens
The idea of setting-up the Groupement de Recherche International Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope (GDRI, M2UN), is structuring the Physics, Chemistry, Mechanics and Materials Science communities on a common ground for developing an integrated approach (combining both simulation and experiments) for the prediction of texture properties from angstroms to micron and their evolution in time from nanoseconds to years of complex multi-scale materials such as clays (soil), cement, nuclear solid fuels, steels and ceramics. The M2UN GDRI is an initiative organized under the auspices of CNRS (www.cnrs.fr). This international research o...
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Dec 7 2016
Annual workshop of GDRI M2UN 2016
Date: December 2016, 7-9 - Place: UPMC Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris
In 2016, the annual workshop takes place in Paris, from Dec. 7 to 9... save the date! After Zürich, Boston and San Sebastian, we look foward to welcoming you at UPMC (Université Pierre et Marie Curie).
The idea of setting-up the Groupement de Recherche International Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope (GDRI, M2UN), is structuring the Physics, Chemistry, Mechanics and Materials Science communities on a common ground for developing an integrated approach (combining both simulation and experiments) for the prediction of texture properties from angstroms to micron and their evolution in time from nanoseconds to years of complex multi-scal...
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Aug 26 2015
Multiscale Porosity from Laboratory to Industrial Application
Date: August 26-28, 2015 - Place: MediaLab, MIT, Cambridge
Contacts: J. Kenvin (Micromeritics), R. Pellenq (CNRS-MIT)Scope: An advanced workshop on materials for energy and the environment, jointly organized by the Joint CNRS-MIT laboratory <MSE>2, the International Research Network M2UN and Micromeritics Instrument Corporation, will take place August 26 – 28, 2015 at the MIT campus in Boston. Lectures by leading international experts will cover subjects that include: multi-scale porosity, pore mechanics, and materials for energy and the environment. The event will also promote the exchange of knowledge and ideas between participants in a stimulating and informal...
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The idea of setting-up the Groupement de Recherche International Multi-scale Materials Under the Nanoscope (GDRI, M2UN), is structuring the Physics, Chemistry, Mechanics and Materials Science communities on a common ground for developing an integrated approach (combining both simulation and experiments) for the prediction of texture properties from angstroms to micron and their evolution in time from nanoseconds to years of complex multi-scale materials such as clays (soil), cement, nuclear solid fuels, steels and ceramics.
The M2UN GDRI is an initiative organized under the auspices of CNRS (www.cnrs.fr). This international research organization aims at promoting:
scientific exchanges through recurrent meetings (twice a year: one at MIT, Cambridge, US, one at CINaM-CNRS Marseille). collaborations between the different teams involved including visits of PhD students, post-doctoral associates and faculty. educational acti... Read more