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As a researcher in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy in the University of Cambridge, I studied the glass transition of polymers using a Monte Carlo lattice model. Before that, I was a researcher at the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) in Singapore. I used phase-field simulations to study the morphological evolution of polycrystalline thin films (grain-boundary grooving and agglomeration) with Prof. David Srolovitz. I also studied martensitic transformations and shape-memory alloys using phase-field, in particular the microstructure and the mechanical properties of nanowires, nanograins, and nanocomposites. I received my PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2004. My dissertation was a theoretical and numerical work on semiconductors. My curriculum vitae / resume at www.mathieu.bouville.name/resume-Mathieu_Bouville.pdf Mon curriculum vitae |
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© Mathieu Bouville, January 26th 2012