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Chemistry and Materials
Multi-scale modeling and characterization of coupled
Research team - ULR 4515
We study the development and use of modeling to improve the understanding of the behavior of geomaterials and infrastructures by taking into account the multi-scale nature of the problems encountered. The goal is to model the behavior and characterize materials from the nanometric to the macroscopic scale.
Our current projects are mainly related to geomaterials at all scales, the various couplings (hydro-thermo-mechanical, physico-chemical ...) and the interaction of the structure with its environment.
Our research is organized around three main topics:
- Nanomaterial modeling of geomaterials
- Multi-scale mechanical characterization of materials
- Large-scale modeling of soil-structure interactions
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Ali Zaoui
Director
Bâtiment ESPRIT
Campus Cité Scientifique, Université de Lille
59655 VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ
https://www.lgcge.fr/recherches/equipes-de-recherche/er1/
Effectif
Effectif total : 28
Personnel d'appui à la recherche : 1
Skills
• Couplings (hydro-thermo mechanical, physico-chemical...)
• Interaction of the structure with its environment
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Applications sectors
- Construction / Architecture / Urban planning / Real Estate
- Education / Training
- Science / Research
Services provided
Training offers
• Master "Infrastructures de génie civil" - University of Lille
Consulting services
• Experimental indentation device
• Geotechnical tests (triaxial, oedimeters,….).
• Computing resources
See the detailed list of equipment: https://www.lgcge.fr/recherches/equipements-sites-ateliers/
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Regional strategic areas of activity
- Chemistry and Materials