Our ecosystem
The Institute for fusion sciences and instrumentation in nuclear environments draws on research teams within 10 research units and 2 joint laboratories with the CEA. It therefore connects around a hundred staff from Aix Marseille Université, the CNRS and Centrale Méditerranée as well as 150 CEA staff within the IRESNE and the IRFM.
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- Comparative and European international law (DICE)
- Fresnel Institute (FRESNEL)
- University institute for industrial thermal systems (IUSTI)
- Mechanics and acoustics laboratory (LMA)
- Mediterranean centre for sociology, political science and history (MESOPOLHIS)
- Joint Laboratory for Modelling, Inspection and characterisation of materials and STRuctures for - Advanced Low carbon energies (MISTRAL)
- Centre for theoretical physics (CPT)
- Marseille institute for mathematics (I2M)
- Provence institute for materials, microelectronics and nanosciences (IM2NP)
- Joint laboratory for instrumentation and measurement in extreme environments (LIMMEX)
- Mechanics, modelling and clean processes laboratory (M2P2)
- Physics of the interactions of ions and molecules (PIIM)
Our research initiatives
The Institute for fusion sciences and instrumentation in nuclear environments proposes a number of actions for researchers, teacher-researchers, engineers, postdoctoral students and PhD students at its laboratories: structuring of partnership research projects, fostering of inter-laboratory research, development of interdisciplinarity, support for international mobility, involvement in international conferences and workshops. We are also working to create a PLATINUM platform for conducting on-site and online experimental and digital research with international partners.
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I'm in charge of the 3P-3F interdisciplinary project involving 3 laboratories and 2 CEA institutes. This ISFIN-funded project aims to study and predict the evolution of the thermo-physical properties of materials after their use in a nuclear environment. A physico-chemical, thermal and nuclear approach is used to better understand thermal measurements in fusion and fission.