• Chemistry and Materials

Earth and Planetary Materials

Research team - UMR 8207

Description

The research conducted in the Earth and Planetary Materials team focuses on the evolution of the materials involved in the formation of the solar system and on the dynamics of planetary interiors. The team applies the concepts, tools and methods of material science and physical metallurgy to problems concerning the structure, dynamics, origin and evolution of planets.
The team is known for its expertise in studying the microstructures of minerals and rocks and their evolution (crystalline defects, phase transitions, transport properties, etc.).

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  • Jannick Ingrin
    Research director

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Université de Lille, Campus Cité Scientifique, Bâtiment C6
59655 VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ

https://umet.univ-lille.fr/MTP

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Origin of solar system materials
- Study of meteorites by transmission electron microscopy;
- Laboratory analogues (weathering, thermal annealing)

Deformation and internal dynamics
- Mineral deformation and microstructure
- High pressure and high temperature experiments;
- Integration of geophysical measurements in the earth’s mantle or core

OH and atomic diffusion in minerals

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University of Lille
INRAE
CNRS
Centrale Lille Institut

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Regional strategic areas of activity

  • Chemistry and Materials
    • Textiles, composites, materials

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The research conducted in the Earth and Planetary Materials team focuses on the evolution of the materials involved in the formation of the solar system and on the dynamics of planetary interiors. The team applies the concepts, tools and methods of material science and physical metallurgy to problems concerning the structure, dynamics, origin and evolution of planets.
The team is known for its expertise in studying the microstructures of minerals and rocks and their evolution (crystalline defects, phase transitions, transport properties, etc.).
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INGRIN Jannick Jannick.Ingrin@univ-lille.fr +33 (0)3 20 43 48 67
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https://umet.univ-lille.fr/MTP

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Université de Lille, Campus Cité Scientifique, Bâtiment C6

59655 VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ
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Planetary interiors, extraterrestrial materials, planet evolution, deformation and microstructure of minerals, meteorites
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Origin of solar system materials - Study of meteorites by transmission electron microscopy; - Laboratory analogues (weathering, thermal annealing) Deformation and internal dynamics - Mineral deformation and microstructure - High pressure and high temperature experiments; - Integration of geophysical measurements in the earth’s mantle or core OH and atomic diffusion in minerals
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  • University of Lille
  • INRAE
  • CNRS
  • Centrale Lille Institut
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