Axis 4 : Ceramics under environmental stresses
Design textured ceramic materials with original properties answering to targeted conditions of use.
Establish and master the links between both, the nano- and/or microstructures issued from the synthesized material and the sintering, and the final properties of the materials (mechanical, thermomechanical, resistance to oxidation and corrosion, optical or biological).
3 thematic groups (“Bioceramics”, “High Performance Materials” and “Thermo-mechanic of Ceramic Materials”) with activities that are mainly based on the deployment of three shared fields of competence: synthesis of specific powders/physicochemical and multiscale approach of sintering/relationships microstructure-properties of use. The global scientific process builds on three major strategic pillars: the fabrication of model materials, the modeling and simulation of sintering and of the properties of materials in conditions of use, and the development of specific characterizations of materials during their production and in operating.
Application fields: energy, optics and electronics, implantable medical devices, bone tissue engineering, transport, (aerospace).
Axis manager: Alexandre MAITRE | Tous les membres de l’axe
High Performance Materials
Coordinator: Romain LUCAS
- Synthesis of nanostructured/functionalized non-oxide systems
- Ceramics with complex architectures
- Numerical multiscale and multiphysics modeling of sintering
Thermo-mechanic of Ceramic Materials
Coordinator: Marc HUGER
- Development of characterizations of high temperature behaviors
- Integration of an increasing complexity in the study of model materials
- Multiscale thermomechanical modeling effects associated to the sintering microstructure
Bioceramics
Coordinator: Amandine MAGNAUDEIX
- Development of a new generation of bioceramics for bone tissue engineering
- Strengthening of the capacity of understanding the phenomena at the material/living tissue interface