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Team : Statistical Physics
Presentation
The approach of our « Statistical Physics » group aims at using theoretical and numerical methods in order to understand and model te structure and dynamics of a large range of complex systems, and in particular non-crystalline materials. We use a number of numerical techniques (ab-initio simulation, classical molecular dynamics, Monte Carlo simulations) and theoretical approaches (statistical mechanics, hydrodynamics), and we are interested in a wide range of systems (undercooled liquids, glasses, gels, polymers, vesicles, anaostructures, biological systems), both in thermodynamic equilibrium (phase diagrams, structure and dynamic) and far from equilibrium (ageing, rheology, flow).
Current members
BERNARD Adam (Doctorant)
BERTHIER Ludovic (Chercheur)
ISPAS Simona (Enseignant Chercheur)
KERN Norbert (Enseignant Chercheur)
KLAMSER Juliane (Chercheur)
KOB Walter (Enseignant Chercheur)
PITARD Estelle (Chercheur)
SHIRAISHI Kumpei (Post-Doc)
SIMON Romain (Doctorant)
SOHIER Thibault (Chercheur)
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Latest publications
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Emergence of collective oscillations in massive human crowds  Author(s): Gu François, Guiselin B., Bain Nicolas, Zuriguel Iker, Bartolo Denis (Article) Published: Nature, vol. 638 p.112-119 (2025) |
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Roadmap on machine learning glassy liquids Author(s): Jung G., Alkemade Rinske M, Bapst Victor, Coslovich D., Filion Laura, Landes François, Liu Andrea, Pezzicoli Francesco Saverio, Shiba Hayato, Volpe Giovanni, Zamponi Francesco, Berthier L., Biroli Giulio
(Article) Published:
-Nature Reviews Physics, vol. 7 p.91-104 (2025)
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