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Charbel Moussa

Charbel Moussa

Professor

Center · CEMEF

Discipline(s)
Coordination Chemistry, Catalysis, Materials, Solid Mechanics
Topic(s)
Recycling, Strategic Metals, Superalloy

Biography

Charbel Moussa is a researcher specializing in the study of the microstructural mechanisms of metallic materials, with particular expertise in the analysis of aluminum alloys, nickel-based superalloys, and pure metals such as tantalum. His work focuses on the phenomena of precipitation, plastic deformation, dynamic and post-dynamic recrystallization, as well as the evolution of dislocations and crystalline substructures. Using advanced characterization techniques such as transmission electron microscopy (TEM), electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD), and dark-field X-ray microscopy (DFXM), he explores the interactions between precipitates, dislocations, and grain boundaries to understand their impact on the mechanical properties of materials. His research also addresses multiscale modeling, ranging from mean-field approaches to full-field simulations, to predict microstructural changes during thermomechanical treatments or industrial processes such as rolling or forming.

Publication(s)

Teaching

Physical Metallurgy

Course Director

Lectures, Tutorials, Numerical Simulation, Case Studies

Materials Design for New Challenges (Course)

Lecturer

Monday, September 14 Tuesday, September 15 Wednesday, September 16 Thursday, September 17 Friday, September 18 9:00–10:30 9:00–10:00 Introductory Seminar (Renault) 10:00–10:30 a.m. Weekly Schedule (J. Crepin and J.L. Bouvard) Synthesis and Processing of Materials (polymers, glasses, metals, ceramics) -Continued- (V. Esin) From Material Processing to Functional Properties: Material Forming (C. Moussa) From Material Processing to Functional Properties: Process-Induced Microstructure (S. Dépinoy) Life Cycle Assessment (M. Douziech) 10:45–12:15 The Material at the Heart of the Structure to Achieve Target Properties (A.F. Gourgues) Life Cycle Assessment -Continued- (M. Douziech) 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Synthesis and Processing of Materials (polymers, glasses, metals, ceramics) (V. Esin) Accessibility Resources (J. Osterbaan) From Material Processing to Functional Properties: Controlling Material Behavior (V. Esin) Surface Functionalization (M.H. Berger) Service Life of Materials and Structures (J.L. Bouvard) 3:30–5:00 p.m. Strategies for numerical material modeling (H. Proudhon and J.L. Bouvard) Environmental effects (C. Duhamel)

Materials for New Challenges (Research Quarter)

Lecturer

PhD supervision

  • 2025 Mean-field modeling of microstructure evolution ROJAS LONDOÑO Natalia
  • 2025 Microstructural evolution analysis during hot deformation of γ/γ̇ superalloys under subsolvus conditions: static recrystallization, dynamic recrystallization, and interaction with γ̇ precipitates MARSALET Clément
  • 2025 Understanding and predicting the evolution of the A286 microstructure during its forming process for aeronautical forged parts ROBERT Emile
  • 2024 Characterization and modeling of the relaxation of the Bauschinger effect, recovery, and mechanical behavior of a martensitic steel DJEDAA Walid
  • 2024 Multi-scale modeling of UO2 fuel restructuring for low-temperature small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) DJONOVIC Aleksandar
  • 2020 The effect of pre-deformation on precipitation in aluminum-based alloys IRMER Daniel
  • 2018 Microstructural evolutions during hot forging of VDM Alloy 780: mechanisms, kinetics, and mean-field modeling SHARMA Juhi
  • 2017 Dislocation structures in cold-worked pure tantalum: evolutions and influences on recovery and recrystallization BATON Jules
  • 2017 New approach for 3D polycrystalline-scale modeling of grains and phases during solid-state transformations PHAM Chau Thuy
  • 2015 Full-field and mean-field 3D modeling of dynamic and post-dynamic recrystallization – Application to 304L steel MAIRE Ludovic