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Understanding of the stability mechanisms of water-in-water Pickering emulsions for catalytic applications

Unlike conventional emulsions stabilized by surfactant molecules, Pickering emulsions are stabilized by nanoparticles. Because of their extreme stability to coalescence, they find numerous applications in several industries (agrifood, pharmaceuticals, chemical industry).

Physical Sciences and Physico-chemistry Applied Physico-chemistry and Mechanics Rueil-Malmaison
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Conditional wind generation using Generative Adverse Networks on real data

The current energy crisis coupled with an unprecedented climate situation is bringing onshore and offshore wind energy to the forefront. For many years, IFPEN has focused its strategic axes to become a major actor of the energy transition and to allow wind energy to become competitive.

Mathematics Digital Science and Technology Rueil-Malmaison
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Towards the creation of a backcasting-oriented model of mobility systems: identification of surrogate models from detailed traffic simulations

An emerging approach is expected to change the way of designing and assessing future mobility of people and goods. Whether it will be more electrified, connected, automated, digitalized or not, it will depend on which targets we aim to reach at given time horizons: environmental, economic, societal, etc.

Computer and Information Science Digital Science and Technology Rueil-Malmaison
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Effect of recycling conditions on the physico-chemical properties of NMC electrodes: towards an advanced multi-scale characterization

To meet environmental objectives, one of the main levers is the electrification of the vehicle fleet. This will lead to a sharp increase in the production of Li-ion batteries over the next decade. For environmental and geostrategic reasons, recycling of these batteries in Europe will have to be implemented.

Chemical Sciences Physics and Analysis Lyon