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Teams
M2I
Metallurgy and Inorganic Materials
The “Metallurgy and Inorganic Materials” (M2I) department conducts research on the design, modeling, and development of new materials in the fields of energy, transport, and environment. Thanks to recognized expertise in solid-state chemistry, metallurgy and materials science, this research achieves an in-depth understanding of the relationships between structures, microstructures and physical / mechanical / electrochemical properties of materials under investigation. The targeted applications relate to aeronautics, batteries, hydrogen storage, thermoelectric or magneto-caloric energy conversion, or even photo/electro-catalytic pollution control, in a context of carbon footprint reduction. and respect for natural resources. It is obvious that these objectives are very much in line with those of the DIM MaTerRE. Thus, research on a CO2-saving aluminum recycling process, in collaboration with the IRCP, was funded by the DIM in 2022. The M2I department also conducts very sustained activity in the field of electrochemical energy storage: (i) rechargeable aqueous zinc batteries; (ii) nickel-metal-hydride batteries. Likewise, the storage of hydrogen in the form of hydrides of massive metal materials or hybrid and composite nanomaterials constitutes an internationally recognized thematic axis. Finally, thermoelectric conversion using new architectural materials and the photo-electrochemical conversion of CO2 into a high-energy gas are two booming research activities. All these themes benefit from the support of semi-empirical, first principles (DFT) or “machine learning” calculations. They also make use of advanced structural or microstructural characterizations, including synchrotron X-ray absorption/diffraction and neutron diffraction, complemented by in-situ spectroscopy techniques.
Members
ALLENO Eric
BADDOUR-HADJEAN Rita
BARRETEAU Céline
BASTIDE Stéphane
CRIVELLO Jean-Claude
CUEVAS Fermin
DUBOT Pierre
EMERY Nicolas
JOUBERT Jean-Marc
LAURENT-BROCQ Mathilde
PAUL-BONCOUR Valérie
PEREIRA-RAMOS Jean-Pierre
RUSSIER Vincent
TORRALBA-PEÑALVER Encarnación
ZLOTEA Claudia
BESSAIS Lotfi
CACHET-VIVIER Christine
COUZINIE Jean-Philippe
GUILLOT Ivan
LAÏK Barbara
MATEOS Mickaël
MONNIER Judith
MOSCOVICI Jacques
MOURY Romain
MULLER-BOUVET Diane
PROVOST Karine
SANTOS-PENA Jesús
ZEHANI Karim
Platforms and equipment
Publications
- LILENSTEN L. et LAURENT-BROCQ M., “Vers une amélioration du recyclage des métaux et alliages métalliques” in “Les matériaux, au coeur des enjeux stratégiques Post covid“, p.24-30, Société Française de Métallurgie et de Matériaux (SF2M) (Eds), France, (2021).
- BATYRBEKULY D., LAÏK B., PEREIRA-RAMOS J.-P., BAKENOV Z. et BADDOUR-HADJEAN R., “A porous puckered V2O5 polymorph as new high performance cathode material for aqueous rechargeable zinc batteries“, Journal of Energy Chemistry, 61, (2021) 459-468
- BARALE J., DEMATTEIS E.M., CAPURSO G., NEUMAN B., DELEDDA S., RIZZI P., CUEVAS F. et BARICCO M., “TiFe0.85Mn0.05 alloy produced at industrial level for a hydrogen storage plant“, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 47, (2022) 29866-29880
- BOUZIDI A., LAVERSENNE L., NASSIF V., ELKAIM E. et ZLOTEA C., “Hydrogen storage properties of a new Ti-V-Cr-Zr-Nb high entropy alloy“, Hydrogen, 3, (2022) 270-284
- DIACK-RASSELIO A., ROULEAU O., COULOMB L., GEORGETON L., BEAUDHUIN M., CRIVELLO J.C. et ALLENO E., “Influence of self-substitution on the thermoelectric Fe2VAl Heusler alloy“, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 920, (2022) 166037
- TORRALBA E., BLANCHARD N., CACHET-VIVIER C., MULLER-BOUVET D., GONZALEZ J., BASTIDE S, “Electrochemical study of carbon dioxide reduction at copper–palladium nanoparticles: Influence of the bimetallic composition in the CO poisoning tolerance”, Electrochimica Acta 354, (2020) 136739
- DOTTOR M., CRIVELLO J.-C. et JOUBERT J.-M., “Thermodynamic modeling of Cr and Cr–H systems up to high temperatures and high pressures“, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 47, (2022) 23293-23309
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Supported projects :
MODELGUIDE
Multiscale modeling of electrical and electrochemical processes in Gas Diffusion Photocathodes for advanc d CO2 conversion
Recycling 2.0
Solid-state recycling of aluminum alloys, an innovative process for enhanced sustainability