In this new “One month, one lab” video, Julie Goyon and Anaël Lemaître, researcher at the Navier Laboratory, present their research work on the physics and physical chemistry of materials and their applications mainly to civil engineering materials, like concrete. For this, they reveal the amazing properties of thixotropic materials (concrete and ketchup!) and the optical tweezers device that allows to study them.
Bridging innovative material design with advancements in building science Energy consumption for environmental control in buildings—such as heating, cooling, and indoor air quality (IAQ) management—has become a [...]
For the year 2025, iMAT will fund 4 PhD contracts. Before submitting your research projects, it’s essential to consult our Frequently Asked Questions page to find out [...]
On Thursday March 20, 2025, all members of the MaTerRE DIM are invited to attend a day-long workshop on intellectual property and creativity at Université Paris Cité. [...]
Important information: The MaTerRE DIM is relaying this call for projects for initiatives linked to our methodological axis: ‘Economy of the ecological transition’. The Region supports research [...]
Introduction By Jean-Marie Tarascon, a renowned French chemist specialising in materials for energy, particularly batteries, and holder of the Chair of Solid State and Energy Chemistry at [...]
The Region supports scientific employment linked to the needs of businesses by co-funding PhD grants involving an academic laboratory and a socio-economic partner. For what type of [...]