About

SINCS (Salts in Nano-Confined Systems) is a 4-year project (2020-2024) funded by Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR), aiming at characterizing crystallization and deliquescence of salts triggered by evaporation and condensation of water in nanoscale confinements.

People

• Olivier Vincent (Scientific Coordinator)
• Rémy Fulcrand (Research Engineer)
• Joachim Trosseille (Postdoc)
• Hugo Bellezza (PhD student)

News

September 2024 — Joachim will present at the ECIS conference in Copenhague (Denmark) and at the Liquid Matter Conference in Mainz (Germany)

August 2024 — Olivier will present at the ICTAM conference in Daegu (Korea).

November 2023 — Hugo successfully defended his PhD thesis, congratulations!

History

June 2023 — Olivier presents some of Hugo's results at a CECAM workshop in Lausanne, Switzerland.

June 2023 — Hugo, Joachim, and Olivier attend the CrysPoM workshop in Ghent, Belgium.

May 2023 — Joachim and Olivier attend the Interpore conference, on site in Edinburgh and remotely (respectively).

July 2022 — Olivier presents a poster with the latest results at the Flow and transport in permeable media Gordon Research Conference in Les Diablerets, Switzerland

May-June 2022 — Hugo and Olivier attend the Interpore international conference (online again!).

May-June 2021 — Hugo and Olivier attend the Interpore international conference and the CrysPoM workshop (both online!).

March 2020 — Official project's kickoff

Alumni