Systèmes à 3 phases / 3 phase systems

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Le GdR Méphy organise une journée thématique sur les systèmes composés de trois phases ou trois composantes: par exemple une phase solide (e.g. des grains, particules ou micro-organisme, une membrane, etc.) et deux phases fluides (e.g. un liquide et un gaz, deux liquides non-miscibles), ou bien deux types de particules mécaniquement différents dans un fluide. On trouve de tels exemples dans les mousses chargées en particules, les granulaires immergés, les sols et milieux géologiques, mais aussi les systèmes physico-chimiques ou vivants.

The GdR Méphy is organising a thematic meeting on systems composed of three phases or three components: for example one solid phase (e.g. grains, particles or micro-organism, a membrane, etc.) and two fluid phases (e.g. a liquid and a gas, two immiscible liquids), or two mechanically different types of particles in a fluid. Such examples can be found in particle-laden foams, submerged granular materials, soils and geological environments, but also in physical-chemical or living systems.

RENCONTRE DU NON-LINÉAIRE (RNL 2022) du 29 au 31 mars 2022 à Paris, Université de Paris

La Rencontre du Non-Linéaire rassemble tous les ans la communauté travaillant sur la dynamique non linéaire (hydrodynamique, optique, plasmas, mécanique, mathématiques appliquées, physico-chimie, biophysique, …).
La 25e Rencontre du Non-Linéaire 2022 aura lieu les 29, 30 et 31 mars 2022 à l’Université de Paris, à l’amphithéâtre Buffon, 15 rue Hélène Brion, Paris 13e.La RNL2022 aura lieu en personne avec présentation d’une preuve de vaccination complète.
Cette année, les orateurs invités seront :
* Guilhem Dif-Pradalier (CEA Cadarache) : “Aspects of layering and transport bifurcations in turbulent magnetized fusion plasmas”
* Wiebke Drenckhan et Aurélie Hourlier-Fargette (CNRS / Université de Strasbourg) : TBA
* Patrice Le Gal (CNRS / Université Aix-Marseille): “Swimming of a ludion in a stratified sea”
* Eric Vanden-Eijnden (New York University) : TBA
Cette année, le mini-colloque aura lieu le 29 mars 2022 et pour thème “Non-linéarité et biologie ». Il est organisé par P. Marcq (PMMH, ESPCI) et R. Jeanneret (LPENS, ENS).
Calendrier et renseignements pratiques :* 24 janvier 2022 : date limite de soumission des résumés pour les exposés longs (~ 20 min)* Début février 2022 : sélection des exposés longs par le Comité Scientifique* 7 mars 2022 : date limite de soumission des résumés pour les exposés courts/posters* 29, 30 et 31 mars 2022 : RNL 2022
* Vous êtes tous conviés à participer à cette manifestation et à présenter une communication. * L’inscription est gratuite et recommandée pour faciliter le travail des organisateurs. Elle est exigée pour présenter une communication.* Les actes de la conférence sont publiés dorénavant par EPJ PLUS sous le nom « Focus Point on Advances in NonLinear Physics 2022” ; nous invitons les contributeurs de la RNL à soumettre un article avant le 15 novembre 2022.* Pour plus d’informations et inscription :     http://nonlineaire.univ-lille1.fr/SNL/
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Le Comité d’Organisation :
E. Falcon, M. Lefranc, F. Pétrélis et C.-T. Pham
Le Comité Scientifique : 
E. Bayart, E. Falcon, I. Gallagher, X. Leoncini, R. Marchiano, P. Marcq, F. Pétrélis, C.-T. Pham, S. Rafaï, C. Raufaste, E. Rio et P. Suret. 
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First announcement:
RENCONTRE DU NON-LINÉAIRE (RNL 2021) from 29 to 31 March 2022 at Paris, Université de Paris

The « Rencontre du Non-Linéaire (RNL)” gathers every year the community working on nonlinear dynamics (hydrodynamics, optics, plasmas, mechanics, applied mathematics, physical chemistry, biophysics, dynamical systems, …).
The 25th RNL 2022 will take place on March 29, 30 and 31, 2022 at the University of Paris, in the amphitheater Buffon, 15 rue Hélène Brion, 75 013 Paris.RNL2022 will take place in-person with presentation of the fully vaccination record.
Invited conferences:
* Guilhem Dif-Pradalier (CEA Cadarache) : “Aspects of layering and transport bifurcations in turbulent magnetized fusion plasmas”
* Wiebke Drenckhan and Aurélie Hourlier-Fargette (CNRS / Université de Strasbourg) : TBA
* Patrice Le Gal (CNRS / Université Aix-Marseille): “Swimming of a ludion in a stratified sea”
* Eric Vanden-Eijnden (New York University) : TBA
The satellite meeting, called mini-colloquium, will take place on March 29th, 2022 and will focus on “Nonlinearity and biology”. It is organized by P. Marcq (PMMH, ESPCI) and R. Jeanneret (LPENS, ENS).
Schedule and practical informations:* January 24, 2022: deadline of abstract submissions for the long contributions (~ 20 min)* Beginning of February, 2022: selection of long contributions by the Scientific Committee* March 7, 2022: deadline of abstract submissions for short contributions/posters* March 29, 30 and 31, 2022: RNL 2022
* You are all urged to participate in the 25th RNL 2022 and to present a contribution. * The registration is free and recommended to facilitate the work of the organizers. It is required to present a contribution.* The conference proceedings will be published by EPJ PLUS as a « Focus Point on Advances in NonLinear Physics 2022”; we invite RNL contributors to submit a paper by November 15, 2022* For more information and registration: http://nonlineaire.univ-lille1.fr/SNL/
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The Steering Committee:
E. Falcon, M. Lefranc, F. Pétrélis and C.-T. Pham
The Scientific Committee: 
E. Bayart, E. Falcon, I. Gallagher, X. Leoncini, R. Marchiano, P. Marcq, F. Pétrélis, C.-T. Pham, S. Rafaï, C. Raufaste, E. Rio, and P. Suret. 

Dear colleages,

For their 41st edition, the « Journées de Physique Statistique » will take place on Thursday Jan 27 – Friday Jan 28 2022 at ENS Paris. They will consist of eight 30 minute long presentations, the rest of the time being devoted to flash talks as in previous editions.

Here are essential informations:

1. The meeting is informal, and no financial support is available.

2. Given the brevity of the flash talks (~4 minutes), only the essence of the problem and main results can be presented, without entering into the details.

3. Participation is free. Only those intending to present a flash talk should register.

4. Deadline for registration ( https://jstat.phys.ens.fr/ ) is Dec 20 2021.

5. Participants who subscribe for flash talks will be recontacted to upload their slides. The corresponding file will have to be sent in pdf format before Jan 20 2022.

6. The program will be available on Jan 20 2022.

More details, including the list of long talks, can be found on https://jstat.phys.ens.fr/

We apologize if you have received multiple copies of this announcement. We would also be grateful if you could forward this announcement to potentially interested participants. 

The organizers

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Nous attirons votre attention sur le Mini-Symposium Mechanics and Physics of Structures   de l’European Solids Mechanics Conference (Galway-Ireland,4-8 July 2022) qui nous semble d’intérêt pour MePhy

We point your attention to the Mini-Symposium Mechanics and Physics of Structures   at European Solids Mechanics Conference (Galway-Ireland,4-8 July 2022), which we find very relevant to the MePhy community.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS = 17 December 2021 

MS- 3-5 – Mechanics and Physics of Structures       

The past years have seen a renewed interest from the Physics community in Solid Mechanics. Condensed-Matter Physicists, for example, are sometimes revisiting problems of Mechanics and Materials understood to be “classical” by Mechanical Engineers. Such an interest has brought a reinvigorating stimulus to the Solid Mechanics community in the area of geometrically non-linear problems of thin or slender structures, meta- and programmable materials and actuators, multi-physics interactions (surface tension, fluid-structure, magneto- or electrostatic coupling, responsive materials such as liquid-crystal elastomers), singularities and localization, deployable structures, fracture path stability. An example is “Buckling”, which was often viewed as problematic for the operation of elastic structures but is now exploited in the design of structures that deliberately change shape while retaining structural integrity. Entertaining the notion of shape-change by itself has permitted intrigue beyond the mechanical world into ever-changing biological structures. Understanding Nature’s principles of growth and form has subsequently inspired the development of synthetic “soft matter” for broader applications and applied solutions where traditional methods had faltered. There is much to be discovered or “rediscovered” in bringing together, again, the research communities from Solid Mechanics and Physics. By themselves, they have their own approaches and paradigms, but they focus on the same pursuit of compact analytical models and the deep understanding of phenomena. Moreover, they gather around common tools, from nonlinear mathematics, precise desktop experiments, to computational software including finite element analysis and computer graphics. Our mini-symposium therefore encourages our colleagues and friends to celebrate structures and their remarkable performances in a broad range of settings and applications.

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Image credits: M. Sardet, L. Thiollière, L. Legrandois, M. Thbaut, C. Coulais, E. Siéfert, C. Armanini, S. Ramananarivo, A Abramian 

Organisers 

Sebastien Neukirch (CNRS/UPMC), Benoit Roman (CNRS/UPMC), Keith Seffen (University of Cambridge), Francesco Dal Corso (University of Trento)