Guy Schlatter

Development of micro-nano manufacturing processes, mainly electrospinning, dedicated to the development of micro-nano structured polymer systems / Properties-process-structure relationships:

Top-down approach

• Understanding the physical mechanisms in micro/nano structuring processes
• Development of top-down micro/nano structuration strategies
• Numerical simulation and process modelling

Bottom-up approach

• Study and understanding of self-organization mechanisms
• Development of self-organization strategies on the scale of industrial processes
• Physical chemistry for the development of eco-efficient and environmentally-friendly processes

• Polymer processing
• Polymer physical chemistry
• Mechanics and mechanical behavior of polymers
• Numerical simulation / finite elements method
• Teaching: polymer processing, polymer micro-nano fabrication, polymer physics, Mechanics and mechanical behavior of polymers, Numerical simulation by the finite elements method

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• ResearchGate
• GoogleScholar

• 2005: Habilitation, University of Strasbourg
• 1996: Post-doc, Ecole Polytechnique of Montréal, Canada
• 1995: PhD in material science, Ecole des Mines de Paris
• 1986-1990: Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay