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Institut NÉEL, CNRS/UJF
Bâtiment E
Equipe Hydrodynamique - Turbulence Cryogénique 25 rue des Martyrs - BP 166 F-38042 Grenoble Cedex 9, France Phone: +33 (0)4-76-88-10-13 Fax: +33 (0)4-56-38-70-87 E-mail: mathieu.gibert@grenoble.cnrs.fr
Personal DetailsDate of birth: January 25th 1981 Place of birth: Toulouse, FranceNationality: French Number of children : 1
Research ActivitiesOct 2011 – present
Fev 2009 – Sept 2011 Post-doctoral research associate, Max Plank Institute (Germany), Marie Curie Fellowship Principal Investigator : Mathieu Gibert, funding for 24 month. Group Director : Eberhard Bodenschatz. Nov 2007 – Fev 2009 Post-doctoral research associate, Max Plank Institute (Germany), MPI fellowship. Group Director : Eberhard Bodenschatz. Sept 2004 – Oct 2007 PhD at the Laboratoire de Physique, ENS Lyon (France). Supervisor: Pr. Bernard Castaing. Title: “Thermal Turbulent Convection: Thermal plumes and fluctuations” Link: http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00268361/fr/ April 2004 – June 2004 Research training Laboratoire de Physique, ENS Lyon (France). Supervisors: Pr. Bernard Castaing, Dr. Francesca Chillà. Title: “Rayleigh Bénard Convection in a vertical Channel” May 2002 – July 2002 Research training Universidad de Santiago, Leaf-NL (Chile). Supervisors: Pr. Rodrigo Hernàndez, Dr. Ludovic Bellon. Title: “Coupling between ageing and convective motion in colloidal glass of Laponite.” June 2001 – July 2001 Research training Université Montpellier II, GAM (France) Supervisor: Dr. F. Piron. Title: “X-ray versus γ-ray emission processes of blazar objects.”
Teaching Activities–Training of students of the École Normale Supérieure of Lyon to the national highly competitive examination of the Agrégation de Sciences Physiques (teaching degree) (2004-2007) –Training of students (Lyon): preparation for the competitive Engineering Schools (2004-2005)
–Interventions in High School: Physics Experiments Presentations (ENS Lyon) Education and DiplomaJuly 2007 PhD, ENS Lyon (France) Supervisor: Pr. Bernard Castaing September 2006 GEFD summer school, DAMPT, Cambridge (UK) July 2004 DEA, ENS Lyon (Master’s Degree with honors) July 2003 Agrégation of Physics (ENS Lyon). Teaching degree for high school professors and “classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles”. National rank : 61 2000-2002 BSc, MSc in Physics (ENS Lyon) (with honours) 1998-2000 Preparatory Schools: Undergraduate advanced Physics program. Admission to the École Normale Supérieure, Lyon (France). Administrative Responsibilities– Referee for Physical Review Letters, Physical Review E, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, Young Scholars Dissertation Award of the The Chinese University Press. – Scientific member of the IT Council (LFPN), 2008-present. – Elected member of the Laboratory Council (Laboratoire de Physique ENS-Lyon), representing PhD students, 2004-2007. – Elected member of the Administration Council of the ENS-Lyon, representing Research personal (except Professors), 2005-2007. – Organization and chair man of “PhD days” 2006 in the ENS-Lyon – Project leader of the project: “PhD students in High schools” made to advertise Physics in high school in the region Rhône-Alpes (around Lyon) using basic physics experiments (2004-2007).
Other SkillsExperimental skills – Expert in Temperature measurements Computer expertise – OS: Linux (debian), MacOSX, Windows Languages – French: native; English, Spanish: fluent (oral and written), German : trying to... Interests: – Music, sports (ski, diving), motorcycles, travels and new technologies Additional information: – Car and motorcycle driving license. References
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NEWS :New paper on small, weakly inertial particles: -->Mathieu Gibert, Haitao Xu and Eberhard Bodenschatz (2012). "Where do small, weakly inertial particles go in a turbulent flow?." doi:10.1017/jfm.2012.72 New paper on finite-size particle: -->Simon Klein, Mathieu Gibert, Antoine Bérut, Eberhard Bodenschatz (2013). "Simultaneous 3D measurement of the translation and rotation of finite-size particles and the flow field in a fully developed turbulent water flow." Measurement Science and Technology special issue on « Advances in 3D velocimetry »  |
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