Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Pulsés CNRS – INSA

dedicated to experiments with the highest magnetic fields, while the superconducting magnets in CRETA are
more devoted to long duration experiments in large bore but reduced fields (8 and 11 T). LNCMI and
CRETA will encourage scientists of the others group to perform unique experiments in high magnetic field
conditions in order to explore new frontiers of magneto-sciences. In addition, CRETA policy encourages the
applications of magneto-sciences and promotes industrial collaboration. The proposals will be twice a year
reviewed by the program committee of LNCMI following the classical procedure of this large scale
facility.In the duration of the GDRE the new scientific investigations that will be led will contribute to
identify the special requirement for future magnets and instrumentations that will be relevant for the
development of magneto science (e.g.: split magnet, magnetic table, high gradient magnet (uniform grad B or
grad B2), rotating magnet etc..).
1 Kinetics of Cu2O electrocrystallization under magnetic fields
A.Daltin, F.Bohr, JP Chopart, Electrochimica Acta 54 (2009) 5813–5817
2 Effect of natural and magnetic convections on the structure of electrodeposited zinc–nickel alloy
A. Levesque, S. Chouchane, J. Douglade, R. Rehamnia, J.-P. Chopart, Applied Surface Science 255 (2009) 8048–8053
3 3D Physical Modeling of Anisotropic Grain Growth at High Temperature in Local Strong Magnetic Force Field
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