Clermont-Ferrand Centre for Volcano Research
Elizabeth Cottrell is a curator and research geologist at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution (Washington DC). Her research in geology focuses on the long-term evolution of the planet’s deep interior from Earth’s formation 4.56 billion years ago
Tran Duc Minh PHANFunction: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: E-mail: Minh ran simulations of collapse of dry and dense columns of granular material and performed comparisons with the experimental results provided by Olivier Roche. He developed a post-processing
Julie MORINFunction: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: LMV E-mail: During his her ClerVolc postdoctoral fellowship (2016 to 2018), Julie carried out a study of the best crisis management strategies before an eruption in a developing country, using Cayambe
Loïs MARTINEK Function: PhD student Main Research Unit: LMV E-mail: Loïs is a ClerVolc PhD student since 2016 and will submit in 2019. He is studying the water content of the mantle through high pressure laboratory experiments and spectroscopic
Following a comprehensive evaluation of ClerVolc by the French National Research Agency (ANR) at the end of 2018, funding for Laboratory of Excellence ClerVolc has been approved for a further five years. Thanks to all participants of ClerVolc for having
Anne WEITFunction: PhD student Main Research Unit: LMV – LMBP E-mail: Anne was a ClerVolc PhD student at the LMV from 2015 to 2018. She carried out laboratory experiments to study the effects of particle concentration on turbulence in particle-gas
Maher SAHYOUNFunction: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: LaMP E-mail: Maher was a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow from 2016 to 2018. He worked with Karine Sellegri on techniques for determining the compositions, properties and origins of gases and liquid aerosols
Mathieu PORETFunction: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: E-mail: Matthieu worked on the incorporation of particle aggregation processes into mathematical models of volcanic plumes and atmospheric ash dispersal.
Eve LE MENEDEU Function: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: LPC E-mail: Eve was a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow from 2015 to 2017, who worked with Cristina Carloganu on the application of the muography technique to volcanoes. 321. Barnoud A.,
Nicolas LE CORVECFunction: Post doctoral fellow Main Research Unit: LMV E-mail: Nicolas was a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow from 2016 to 2018. He worked with Thierry Menand and Jean-Luc Froger on the development of a model of volcano deformation taking into