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Welcome to CEMEFThe laboratory is installed in MINES ParisTech buildings in Sophia Antipolis. -
Sophia Antipolis, our campusSophia Antipolis is the largest technology park in Europe. It was celebrating its 50th birthday in 2019. -
Welcome to all our studentsEach year, CEMEF welcomes about 50 students for PhD, Post-graduate programs, trainings...
CEMEF is a research centre of MINES ParisTech associated with the CNRS. By vocation, it places its skills and knowledge at the service of industry and training. Its research covers the broad field of materials, industrial transformation processes and their use properties.
Improving the confidence of CFD results by deep learning
Lianfa Wang conducted his PhD work under the supervision of Youssef Mesri. He will defend his […]
Effect of prior plastic deformation on precipitation in Al-based alloys
Doctoral project of Daniel Irmer is in the framework of a cooperation between […]
Sacha Pérocheau Arnaud is the recipient of the Best Oral Communication Award at the ‘Polymers2024’ international conference held in Athens from 28 to 31 May […]
A contribution to the material design of polymer-based photovoltaic modules: thermomechanical studies, finite element models and prototyping
Dylan […]
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Alumni
35
scientists
60
PhD Students
7
research team
1974
Creation of CEMEF
I enjoy being in a laboratory whose mission is partnership-based research. I need to know the purpose of my work. Industrial innovation is one of the motivations of my research.
Oriane Senninger, in charge of research CEMEF from september 2018
The CEMEF on video
- MINES ParisTech equips CEMEF with a 3D microscope
CEMEF MINES ParisTech, Sophia Antipolis.
A new microscope for the analysis of microstructures in 3 dimensions and the monitoring of changes during heat treatments. How does it work? Why is it needed? For what purpose? Elements of answer with Nathalie Bozzolo, Professor.
A new microscope for the analysis of microstructures in 3 dimensions and the monitoring of changes during heat treatments. How does it work? Why is it needed? For what purpose? Elements of answer with Nathalie Bozzolo, Professor.