LSPM (Laboratoire des Sciences des Procédé) et des Matériau)- 2025/2026

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Information about this opportunity

Department/Lab/Unit

LSPM (Laboratoire des Sciences des Procédé) et des Matériau)

University of the inviting researcher

UNIVERSITE PARIS 13

Internship School Year

2025/2026

Research lines/projects

The invited researcher will bring his/her own material, which will be experimentally characterized using our mechanical testing and metrology facilities. Depending on the project, the characterization may include Digital Image Correlation (DIC), X-ray diffraction (XRD), or asymmetric rolling tests to study microstructure, property relationships and residual stresses. Additional tools such as laser profilometry can be mobilized as needed. In the longer term, the collaboration may extend to numerical modeling and data-driven analysis.

Name of inviting researcher

Fabien Cazes

Who is offering this opportunity?

Inviting researcher email

fabien.cazes@lspm.cnrs.fr

Academic Position of the inviting researcher

Assistant professor

Web page/ORCID

0000-0002-1279-3373

Who is this opportunity for?

Ideal profile and expertise expected from the invited researcher

A researcher who will bring their own material and is primarily interested in experimental characterization (mechanical testing, DIC, XRD, optional asymmetric rolling). Hands-on with specimen preparation and test design. Comfortable with data handling and basic analysis. Open to basic numerical support in a second phase. Prior experience in fracture or plasticity is a plus, but not mandatory.

Description and additional information

Strenghts of the offer/Expected benefits

The host laboratory (LSPM, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord) offers advanced experimental and numerical facilities for mechanical and materials characterization, including mechanical testing, Digital Image Correlation (DIC), X-ray diffraction (XRD), and asymmetric rolling. The environment combines hands-on experimentation, data analysis, and modeling expertise, fostering strong scientific interaction. The visiting researcher will gain direct access to platforms, close mentoring, and integration within an active research network in mechanics and materials science.

Additional information

English is sufficient for scientific communication. I have experience hosting international master’s and PhD students, as well as visiting researchers.