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The research laboratory "Group of Physics of Materials (GPM)" is a Joint Research Unit (UMR 6634) associated to University of Rouen Normandie, INSA of Rouen Normandie (both members of the federation of Normandy University) and affiliated to the French National Research Center (CNRS) as a member of the Institute of Physics (INP) and also of the Institute of Engineering and Systems Sciences (INSIS).

The laboratory has developed a strong expertise in scientific instrumentation and in material characterization down to the atomic scale, with a special emphasis on the connection between nanoscaled structures and properties.

The laboratory is organized in five Scientific Departments with an expertise internationally recognized in the following areas:

 

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Fiabilité Vieillissement Additive manufacturing Simulation Phase transformation A Thermoplastic resin Ion irradiation Atomistic modelling Transmission electron microscopy Size effects Simulation Monte Carlo Irradiation Précipitation Hardness Copper alloys Iron Couches minces Fatigue Décomposition spinodale Mechanical testing Spinodal decomposition Three-dimensional atom probe Phase transition Modélisation Semiconductors D Mechanical testing Diffusion Carbon Thin films Sonde atomique tomographique Phase transformations Barrier properties Microstructure Intermetallics Atom Probe Tomography Nanostructure Doping Confinement Défauts ponctuels Atom-probe tomography Laser atom probe tomography Grain boundaries Multilayers Glass transition Bimodal grain size distribution Calorimétrie à balayage rapide Nanocomposite GaN Reliability Mechanical properties Structural relaxation Dislocations Heterostructures Cristallisation Exchange bias Spark plasma sintering Thermodynamics Carbides Aluminium alloys Cyclic loading Aging Atom probe Physical aging APT Grain boundary Phase separation Modeling Precipitation Corrosion resistance Sonde atomique Aluminum alloys 316L Atom probe tomography APT Severe plastic deformation Crystallization Steel Martensite Field evaporation Copper Fast scanning calorimetry Hydrogen Boron Austenite Photoluminescence Poster Conf Aluminium Modelling Clustering Thermoplastic Steels Crystal plasticity Nanostructures Ageing TEM High temperature Composition Monte Carlo simulation Segregation Atom probe tomography

 

 

 

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Lab HAL referee

M. Etienne TALBOT

Phone: 02.32.95.51.32

etienne.talbot@univ.rouen.fr