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  • Sand transport and geomorphology on the surface of Mars

  • New ! M2 Internships at PMMH

  • Whatever floats your boat

  • ELASTONICS - From the lab to the wave basin facility

  • Opening position - Assistant Professor

  • PRL Editor's suggestion - about dew condensing

  • Baromorphs: pneumatic shape morphing elastomers

  • Study shows glass surfaces retain memory

  • Des surfaces ultra glissantes bioinspirées

  • On the cover of PRL !

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  • A Cascade of droplets in a mixture of molten glass
  • Baromorphs: pneumatic shape morphing elastomers
  • Des surfaces ultra glissantes bioinspirées
  • Elastic swimmer in the Gallery of Fluid Motion 2013
  • ELASTONICS - From the lab to the wave basin facility
  • EPJ E Highlight - Biomimetic dew harvesters
  • ERC Consolidator Grant for A. Lindner
  • ESPCI Paris Distinguished Professor : David Quéré à l’honneur
  • La nature pour modèle
  • MiLaMiFab : Projet SESAME 2015 Région Ile de France
  • New ! M2 Internships at PMMH
  • On the cover of PRL !
  • Opening position - Assistant Professor
  • PRE Editor’s suggestion - Edge effects on water droplet condensation
  • PRE Editors’ Suggestion - Prediction of frequencies in thermosolutal convection from mean flows
  • PRE Editors’ Suggestion - Physical processes causing the formation of penitentes
  • PRL Editor’s suggestion - about dew condensing
  • Sand transport and geomorphology on the surface of Mars
  • Self-replicating cracks : a collaborative fracture mode in thin films
  • Study shows glass surfaces retain memory
  • Whatever floats your boat

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Laboratoire : 01 40 79 45 22
Directeur : Damien Vandembroucq
Codirecteur : Philippe Petitjeans
Administratrice : Frédérique Auger (01 40 79 45 22)
Gestionnaire : Claudette Barez (01 40 79 58 53)
Courriel : dir (arobase) pmmh.espci.fr


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