stephane Benayoun

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Ecole Centrale de Lyon

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Professor Stephane Benayoun is a faculty member at Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France. His research interests include the quantification and modeling of anisotropic wetting, biomimetic superhydrophobic surfaces, and the chemical treatments of materials for automotive applications. Recent publications emphasize advancements in surface chemistry and the study of material behaviors at a molecular level.

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Stéphane VALETTE

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Ecole Centrale de Lyon

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Bernard Normand

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INSA Lyon

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Clémentine FELLAH

University of Lyon

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Quantification and modeling of anisotropic wetting of textured surfaces

Role of surface-tension additive in coating framing effect topography

Effect of Texturing Environment on Wetting of Biomimetic Superhydrophobic Surfaces Designed by Femtosecond Laser Texturing

Study of Molecular-Level Dispersion of Pristine Graphene in Aqueous Media via Polyvinyl Alcohol Coil Physisorption

Chemical surface treatment mechanisms involved in a flamed polypropylene/polyurethane bonded interface: Toward a treatment by nitrogen plasma

Effects of flaming on polypropylene long glass fiber composites for automotive bonding applications with polyurethane

Numerical simulation of wetting on a chemically textured surface with a large intrinsic contact angle ratio by the Lattice Boltzmann Method

Biomimetic Approach for the Elaboration of Highly Hydrophobic Surfaces: Study of the Links between Morphology and Wettability

Biomechanical analysis of practitioner's gesture for peripheral venous catheter insertion

Microhardness model based on geometrically necessary dislocations for heterogeneous material

Injection of a microtextured polymer part surface: Influence of experimental parameters on the replication rate

Submillimeter features on injected acrylonitrile butadiene styrene parts: Visualization of the flow and numerical simulation

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Stéphane VALETTE

Bernard Normand

Clémentine FELLAH

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