Outreach, and/or people enough interested in our work to write about it. Cool.
[2020]
- I talked about ice cream and our research on the french radio RCF (in french)
- Combined impact of confinement and solute on freezing is greater than the sum of the parts. Nice AIP Scilight about our work on solute effects in confined freezing.
[2019]
- Un service à thé et un gilet pare-balles, c’est quoi le rapport ?, Arte. Nice explanations about our work on bioinspired ceramics.
[2018]
- The CNRS writes about research in ceramic science in France, including some of our work (in french)
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Visualiser la congélation d’émulsions en 5 dimensions grâce à la microscopie confocale, CNRS – Institute de Chimie, En direct des labos, 23/04/18
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Watching emulsions freeze, Chemical & Engineering News, 23/04/18
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The beauty of frozen particles, ERC press release, 23/04/18
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Sylvain Deville : Créateur de matériaux . Portrait for the french magazine Vraiment.
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The CNRS YouTube channel on our Science paper (in french): Crème (très) fraîche !, Zeste de Science (Chaîne YouTube du CNRS), 08/06/18
[2017]
- The CNRS writes about our latest paper (in french), Science Post and La Provence too. I’m also discussing it on the french radio show La Tête au Carré, on France Inter (also in french!).
- Le quotidien des universités raconté en peintures célèbres sur Twitter, Le Monde, 10/01/17,
- Sur Twitter, les universitaires ne peuvent plus voir l’enseignement supérieur en peinture, Le Figaro, 11/01/17
[2016]
- `Twitter, quand le chercheur devient médiateur’, Forum des nouvelles initiatives en médiation scientifique. Outreach event organised by the CNRS, Bordeaux, May 2016
- Les chercheurs commencent enfin à adopter Twitter, Interview in Science et Avenir,
- Interview on science communication tools, Les Clés de Demain
- Conference on bioinspiration and materials at Biomim Expo 2016 (Senlys, 01/07/16)
- Watching water freeze, press release by the American Chemical Society
[2015]
- “Autour de la question”, on the french radio Radio France Internationale, to discuss bioinspired materials, 28/05/15
- Public conference at the Musée de Arts et Métiers, cycle “Dialogue, des clés pour comprendre”, “Matériaux bioinspirés, ou l’art de copier le vivant”, 28/05/15
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Charting the future by mapping the past: Visualizing the evolution of ceramic research, on our data mining paper.
[2014]
- Florian’s Nature Materials paper is featured in Nature, the CNRS, Discovery, Gizmodo, LiveScience, ScienceDaily, Phys.org, NanoWerk, the Materials Research Society, the American Ceramic Society, l’Usine Nouvelle, Les Echos, Science et Avenir, La Recherche, La Croix, CNRS International Magazine, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
- An op-ed I wrote for Le Monde on communicating science in France (in french). It’s here. Kindly invited by Pierre Barthélémy. Followed-up by a short interview on France Inter.
[2012]
- “Building the future: Industry giant Saint-Gobain is using the ESRF to develop advanced construction materials”, ESRF News
- “New synthetic antigel”, CNRS International Magazine #24.
- “Contrôler la croissance des cristaux de glace pour de nouveaux antigels synthétiques”, CNRS, Institut de Chimie
[2011]
- “A simple compound with surprising antifreeze properties”, CNRS press release, PhysOrg, ScienceDaily, Robaid, ZeitNews.
[2010]
- “Intelligence de la nature” Science & Vie n°1112
- “Des matériaux aussi vrai que nature”, Le Temps
[2009]
- “Freezing, a phenomenon that jumps”, CNRS press release
- “Getting to grips with the freeze”, ESRF news
[2007]
- “Ice template define porous ceramics”, Materials Today
[2006]
- “Secrets of shells and ceramics”, New York Times
- “Mother-of-pearl on ice: new ceramicsmight serve in bones and machines”, ScienceNews
- “Frozen sea of possibilities for joints”, Times
- “Tougher, lighter and as cool as ice”, Chemistry and Industry Magazine
- “A sea change for artificial bones?”, Business Week
- “Seashells provide blueprints for composites”, Materials Today
- “Os artificiel, l’exploit qui venait du froid”, Science et Vie
- “Material Witness; cold comfort”, Nature Materials
- “Nature suggests a promising strategy for artificial bones”, NIH press release
- “Secrets of the sea yield stronger artificial bone”, LBNL press release
- ““Materials Science: Making Better Ceramic Composites with Ice”, Science