January 23-27 2017, Derrien theater, Polytech-AMU,Aix-Marseille University, Campus de Luminy, 13288 Marseille

Organized under the auspices of the LabEx ICoME2/CNRS/A*Midex, M2UN-GdR-i/CNRS and Polytech-AMU

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• (Transmission) Electron Microscopy for Multi-Scale Porous Materials - A. BARONNET Part 1
• (Transmission) Electron Microscopy for Multi-Scale Porous Materials - A. BARONNET Part 2
• Electron microscopy for multi-scale porous materials - J. BERTHONNEAU
• Mesoscale simula,on of hydrodynamics using par,cle-based methods - E. BOEK Part 1
• Mesoscale simula,on of hydrodynamics using par,cle-based methods - E. BOEK Part 2
• Multi scale porous and colloidal materials texture and transport properties - P. E. LEVITZ Part 1
• Multi scale porous and colloidal materials texture and transport properties - P. E. LEVITZ Part 2
• Multi scale porous and colloidal materials texture and transport properties - P. E. LEVITZ Part 3
• CO2: waste, pollutant, or ressource ? - H. VAN DAMME
• Introduction to molecular simulations - V. MARRY
• Tomography with synchrotron light and the structure of multiscale porous materials - T. WEITKAMP

Organizers

• Dr. Roland Pellenq (Multi-Scale Material Science for Energy and Environment, <MSE>2, the joint CNRS-MIT laboratory, CEE-MIT and Centre Interdisciplinaire des Nanosciences de Marseille, CINaM, AMU-CNRS): pellenq@mit.edu
• Prof. Philippe Dumas (Polytech-AMU and Centre Interdisciplinaire des Nanosciences de Marseille, CINaM, AMU-CNRS): philippe.dumas@univ-amu.fr, dumas@cinam.univ-mrs.fr
• Dr. Christophe Bichara (Centre Interdisciplinaire des Nanosciences de Marseille, CINaM, AMU-CNRS): bichara@cinam.univ-mrs.fr 

Lecturers

- institution/contact info

• Prof. Alain Baronnet (Centre Interdisciplinaire des Nanosciences de Marseille, CINaM, AMU-CNRS, Marseille): baronnet@cinam.univ-mrs.fr
• Dr. Jérémie Berthonneau (UMI <MSE>2, the joint CNRS-MIT laboratory, Cambridge, US): jeremieb@mit.edu
• Prof. Emanuela Del Gado (Dpt of Physics, Georgetown U., Washington DC, US): ed610@georgetown.edu
• Dr. Pierre Levitz (PHENIX, CNRS/Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France): pierre.levitz@upmc.fr
• Prof Virginie Marry, (PHENIX, CNRS/Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France): virginie.marry@upmc.fr
• Prof. Franz Ulm (Dpt of Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT and UMI <MSE>2, the joint CNRS-MIT laboratory, Cambridge, US): ulm@mit.edu
• Prof. Henri Van Damme (UMI <MSE>2, the joint CNRS-MIT laboratory, Cambridge, US): henrivd@mit.edu
• Dr. Timm Weitkamp (SOLEIL Synchroton, Gif/Yvette, France) weitkamp@synchrotron-soleil.fr
• Prof. Ruben Juanes (Dpt of Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, US): junaes@mit.edu
• Prof. Edo Boek, (Dept. of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, UK): esb30@cam.ac.uk

Program

/ Curriculum

• Henri Van Damme: Multi-Scale Porous Materials for Energy and Environment, setting up the stage
• Alain Baronnet: Electron microscopy for multi-scale porous materials, methods
• Franz Ulm: Mechanics of multi-scale porous materials, from elasticity to fracture: modeling and experiment (Parts I/II/III)
• Emanuela Del Gado: Soft Matter Physics; glass Physics, jamming transition and arrested dynamics, insights for numerical simulations (Parts I/II)
• Jérémie Berthonneau: Electron microscopy for multi-scale porous materials, application to clays, cement, shale-gas…
• Timm Weitkamp: Tomography with Synchrotron light and the texture of multiscale porous materials
• Pierre Levitz: Multi-scale Porous and colloidal materials, texture and transport properties (Parts I/II/III)
• Virginie Marry: Atomistic scale simulations of porous multiscale materials (Part I)
• Edo Boek: Atomistic scale simulations of porous multiscale materials (Parts II/III)
• Ruben Juanes: Poromechanics of Carbon Capture and Sequestration (Part I/II

Monday Jan. 23rd:

• 8h30-9h00: Registration
• 09h00-09h15: Opening remarks, Roland Pellenq / Christophe Bichara / Philippe Dumas
• 09h15-10h45: Henri Van Damme, Multi-scale porous materials for energy and Environment, setting up the stage
• 10h45-11h00: Coffee break
• 11h00-13h00: Franz Ulm/Roland Pellenq, Designing research projects through speed dating
• 13h00-14h30: Lunch (CROUS)
• 14h30-16h00: Virginie Marry, Statistical physics and computer simulation techniques (Part I)
• 16h00-16h30: Coffee break
• 16h30-18h00: Alain Baronnet, Electron microscopy for multi-scale porous materials, methods

Tuesday Jan. 24th:

• 09H00-10h30: Franz Ulm, Mechanics of multi-scale porous materials, from elasticity to fracture: modeling and experiment (Part I)
• 10h30-11h00: Coffee break
• 11h00-12h30: Emanuela Del Gado, Soft Matter Physics; glass Physics, jamming transition and arrested dynamics, insights from numerical simulations (Part I)
• 12h30-14h00: Lunch (CROUS)
• 14h00-15h30: Pierre Levitz, Multi-scale porous and colloidal materials, texture and transport properties (Part I)
• 15h30-16h00: Coffee break
• 16h00-17h30: Jérémie Berthonneau, Electron microscopy for multi-scale porous materials, application to clays, cement, shale-gas

Wednesday Jan. 25th:

• 09h00-10h30: Franz Ulm, Mechanics of multi-scale porous materials, from elasticity to fracture: modeling and experiment (Part II)
• 10h30-11h00: Coffee break
• 11h00-12h30: Edo Boek, Statistical physics and computer simulation techniques over time and length scales (Part II)
• 12h30-14h00: Lunch (CROUS)
• 14h00-15h30: Emanuela Del Gado, Soft Matter physics; glass physics, jamming transition and arrested dynamics, the relevance to multi-scale materials insights from numerical simulations (Part II)
• 15h30-16h00: Coffee break
• 16h00-17h30: Timm Weitkamp, Tomography with Synchrotron light and the texture of multiscale porous materials

Thursday Jan. 26th:

• 09h00-10h30: Franz Ulm, Mechanics of multi-scale porous materials, from elasticity to fracture: modeling and experiment (Part III)
• 10h30-11h00: Coffee break
• 11h00-12h30: Pierre Levitz, Multi-scale porous and colloidal materials, texture and transport properties (Part II)
• 12h30-14h00: Lunch (CROUS)
• 14h00-15h30: Edo Boek, Statistical physics and computer simulation techniques over time and length scales (Part III)
• 15h30-16h00: Coffee break
• 16h00-17h00:  Transfer by bus to the Jardins du Pharo, Aix-Marseille University head quarter, 58 boulevard Charles Livon, 13284 Marseille, Cedex 7
• 17h00-18h30: Ruben Juanes (Prof. MIT), Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS), Science and Technology / David Nevicato, General Director for Strategy and Innovation, TOTAL R&D, Paris-La Défense, CCS technology in the Total Climate Strategy
• 18h30-20h00: Cocktail reception

Friday Jan. 27th:

• 09h00-10h30:
• 10h30-11h00: Coffee break
• 11h00-12h30: Henri Van Damme, CO2 processing Ruben Juanes, Carbon Capture and Sequestration (Part II)
• 12h30-12h45: Closing Remarks, Roland Pellenq / Christophe Bichara / Philippe Dumas
• 12h45-14h00: Lunch (CROUS)