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Curriculum Vitae

Personal Data
First name Thomas
Last name Roussel
Position Research Associate
Date and Place of birth
Country France
Telephone +34 93 59 29 969
Mobile E-mail thomas.j.roussel ( at ) gmail.com
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Academic Information
Degree University
PhD Universite de la Mediterranee, Faculte des Sciences de Luminy, Marseille, France

Complementary Studies
Formation Centre / Description
Master Degree in Materials Science Universite de la Mediterranee, Faculte des Sciences de Luminy, Marseille, France

Research Lines
Description
• Computational Material Science : Atomistic scale simulation techniques (Monte-Carlo and Molecular Dynamics) in various statistical mechanics ensembles in Condensed Matter Physics • Thermodynamics of confined molecular (rare gases, hydrogen, ... and gas mixture) and covalent fluids (carbon) in porous materials (zeolites, microporous carbons, mesoporous SBA-15 materials) using atomistic simulation techniques (Grand Canonical Monte-Carlo). • Systems studied : Interfacial Metal/Oxyde Pd/MgO(001) : the role of defects (dislocations) in interface stability Undercooled liquid transition Metals (Ni, Au, Pd, Cu) : the possibility of an icosahedral short range order in the liquid phases Thermodynamics of confined fluids : thermodynamic, mechanical and hydrogen adsorption properties of microporous carbon materials (and their Li-doped version) cast from zeolite porosity (AlPO4-5, Silicalite, Faujasite, EMT) Molecular Sieving in Microporous Carbon : adsorption properties of gas mixtures of ordered (templated) and disordered (activated) microporous carbon materials Adsorption properties and diffusion mechanism of simple fluid (Ar, Ne …) in Single Wall carbon nanotubes (CNTs) : Crossover from Single -File to Fickian Diffusion of fluids in Carbon Nanotubes (Nanotubes – col. J.D.Moore Dr.Lucy Liu) and Dynamical Enantio-Selectivity (CHFClBr) in chiral nanotubes Modelling Mesoporous Silica (SBA-15) and Organo-Silica.


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