Frédéric PRIMA

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Chimie ParisTech

France

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Frédéric PRIMA is a Full Professor at Chimie ParisTech in France. His research areas include the mechanical properties and deformation mechanisms of titanium alloys, as well as the effects of microstructural changes in material performance. He has published recent articles on topics such as high-strength titanium alloys, crystallography of dual-phase microstructures, and the impact of hydrogen in nickel-titanium stents.

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Régis Poulain

Assistant Professor

Université Paris-Saclay

FRANCE

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Lola Lilensten

FRANCE

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Philippe VERMAUT

Associate Professor

Sorbonne Université Campus Pierre et Marie Curie

FRANCE

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Laurence Jordan

Professor

FRANCE

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Kan MA

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Anne-Françoise Gourgues-Lorenzon

PSL Research University

FRANCE

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Revisiting the effects of low-concentration hydrogen in NiTi self-expandable stents

In-situ microstructural investigations of the TRIP-to-TWIP evolution in Ti-Mo-Zr alloys as a function of Zr concentration

Free surface impact on radiation damage in pure nickel by in-situ self-ion irradiation: can it be avoided?

A kink-bands reinforced titanium alloy showing 1.3 GPa compressive yield strength: Towards extra high-strength/strain-transformable Ti alloys

Crystallography and reorientation mechanism upon deformation in the martensite of an α-α’ Ti-6Al-4V dual-phase microstructure exhibiting high work-hardening rate

Elastically Graded Titanium Alloy Produced by Mechanical Surface Deformation

High impact resistance of a TWIP β titanium alloy: linking the multi-scale deformation and fracture mechanisms

From single phase to dual-phase TRIP-TWIP titanium alloys: Design approach and properties

Drastic influence of micro-alloying on Frank loop nature in Ni and Ni-based model alloys

Hierarchical {332}<113> twinning in a metastable β Ti-alloy showing tolerance to strain localization

How a new strain transformable titanium-based biomedical alloy can be designed for balloon expendable stents

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Régis Poulain

Lola Lilensten

Philippe VERMAUT

Laurence Jordan

Kan MA

Anne-Françoise Gourgues-Lorenzon

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Frédéric PRIMA

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Articles (11)

Revisiting the effects of low-concentration hydrogen in NiTi self-expandable stents

In-situ microstructural investigations of the TRIP-to-TWIP evolution in Ti-Mo-Zr alloys as a function of Zr concentration

Free surface impact on radiation damage in pure nickel by in-situ self-ion irradiation: can it be avoided?

A kink-bands reinforced titanium alloy showing 1.3 GPa compressive yield strength: Towards extra high-strength/strain-transformable Ti alloys

Crystallography and reorientation mechanism upon deformation in the martensite of an α-α’ Ti-6Al-4V dual-phase microstructure exhibiting high work-hardening rate

Elastically Graded Titanium Alloy Produced by Mechanical Surface Deformation

High impact resistance of a TWIP β titanium alloy: linking the multi-scale deformation and fracture mechanisms

From single phase to dual-phase TRIP-TWIP titanium alloys: Design approach and properties

Drastic influence of micro-alloying on Frank loop nature in Ni and Ni-based model alloys

Hierarchical {332}&lt;113&gt; twinning in a metastable β Ti-alloy showing tolerance to strain localization

How a new strain transformable titanium-based biomedical alloy can be designed for balloon expendable stents

Collaborators (6)

Régis Poulain

Lola Lilensten

Philippe VERMAUT

Laurence Jordan

Kan MA

Anne-Françoise Gourgues-Lorenzon

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Hierarchical {332}<113> twinning in a metastable β Ti-alloy showing tolerance to strain localization