Our free webinars around the industrial transformation of materials
“Innovate through methods in industrial R&D” cycle
From January 19, a series of 10 free webinars around the challenges and issues of industrial research in the fields of material transformation and methodological tracks for effective innovation through methods. This series is aimed at both operational players and industrial R&D managers.
Cycle “Behavioral R&D on rheometer in practice”
Starting in April, a series of free webinars to present different Behavioral R&D approaches on rheometers and their contributions for powders, phase change products, pastes and other complex states of matter. This series is also aimed at operational stakeholders and industrial R&D managers.
ANIMATORS
Dr. Nicolas MOUGIN, Technical Director, Co-founder of RHEONIS
Physicist, mechanical/energetic engineer, doctor in rheology and complex fluid mechanics, Nicolas is both an expert in industrial processes, an outstanding experimenter and an experienced, versatile scientist, capable of carrying out industrial diagnostics as well. specialized in setting up high-level scientific studies or designing specific instrumentation.
More than ten years of industrial collaborations have nurtured a vast industrial culture. Recognized pedagogue, Nicolas is in charge of most RHEONIS training and also provides sessions in the master's degree in rheology at the University of Grenoble Alpes.
Dr. Vincent BILLOT-RIDET, CEO, Co-founder of RHEONIS
Physicist, doctor in physics of polymers and self-organized systems, specialist in innovation management and R&D, Vincent develops the conceptual framework of an industrial science of material transformations aimed at explaining the concrete practices of industry and make them progress.
Convinced that new understanding grids are necessary to apprehend the industrial issues of the 21st century, Vincent confronts practice with a transversal and critical vision of industrial methods, organization theories, philosophy and the history of science and technology.