Cyril Langlois

Tenured Associate Professor

Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon

France

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Cyril Langlois is a Tenured Associate Professor at the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, France. His research areas include crystallization dynamics of metallic materials, dislocation density measurement techniques, and advanced imaging methodologies in materials science. Recent publications reflect his focus on quantitative analysis and structural properties of various alloys and materials using electron microscopy and other techniques.

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Matthieu Bugnet

CNRS

FRANCE

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Enhancing eCHORD Orientation Mapping by Means of a Derivative Approach

Better understand the crystallization dynamics of ZrCu TFMGs: Benefits of combining global and local in situ approaches

Quantitative analysis of partially recrystallised microstructures from BSE-SEM imaging

Experimental measurement of dislocation density in metallic materials: A quantitative comparison between measurements techniques (XRD, R-ECCI, HR-EBSD, TEM)

Structural and optical properties of silver-indium and silver-aluminium nanoalloys: stability against oxidation

About the automatic measurement of the dislocation density obtained by R-ECCI

Indentation cracking in mono and polycrystalline cubic zirconia: Methodology of an apparent fracture toughness evaluation

Proposal for a complete 3D surface reconstruction using images from a scanning electron microscope (SEM)

eCHORD orientation mapping of bio-inspired alumina down to 1 kV

Development of a 3D Method Using SEM and Liquid-Phase STEM to Study Cell Morphology

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Matthieu Bugnet

Matthias Hillenkamp

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