Rene Guinebretiere

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Université de Limoges

France

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Rene Guinebretiere is a Professor at Université de Limoges in France. His research focuses on the micromechanical modeling of materials, crystallography, and structural evolution in ceramics, particularly involving tetragonal ZrO2 and aluminum titanate. His recent articles address various aspects of phase transitions, twinning in polycrystals, and in situ studies using advanced X-ray diffraction techniques.

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2025

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nathalie boudet

CNRS Délégation Alpes

FRANCE

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Jean-Sebastien Micha

CNRS en Alpes

FRANCE

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Gisèle Laure Lecomte

Maître de conférences - HDR / Associate Professor

Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Marc HUGER

Full Professor

Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Elsa Thune

Associate Professor

Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Articles (8)

Thermo-elastic micromechanical modeling of tetragonal ZrO2 with a herringbone microstructure inherited from the cubic phase

Crystallography and anisotropy of crystals shape in dense aluminum titanate ceramics

Dehydroxylation of Kaolinite and Halloysite-Rich Samples: An In Situ Study of the Texture and Structural Evolutions

Phase transition and twinning in polycrystals probed by in situ high temperature 3D reciprocal space mapping

LaueNN: neural-network-based hkl recognition of Laue spots and its application to polycrystalline materials

Coupling between elastic strains and phase transition in dense pure zirconia polycrystals

Full reciprocal-space mapping up to 2000 K under controlled atmosphere: the multipurpose QMAX furnace

Probing the Dehydroxylation of Kaolinite and Halloysite by In Situ High Temperature X-ray Diffraction

Collaborators (5)

nathalie boudet

Jean-Sebastien Micha

Gisèle Laure Lecomte

Marc HUGER

Elsa Thune

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