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The Laboratoire des Ecoulements Géophysiques et Industriels (LEGI) is a Joint Research Unit (UMR 5519) of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), the Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (Grenoble INP) and the University Grenoble-Alpes (UGA)). LEGI carries out a wide range of research activities with a common ground: fluid mechanics and related transport phenomena.

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Associate Professor Grenoble-INP
Grenoble-INP is hiring an Associate professor in section CNU 60 on the theme of Free Surface Hydraulics. Recruitment date : 01/09/2022.


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7 January 2026

Vendredi 16 Janvier 11h00 - LEGI Salle K118

Henri Lam, LEGI

Mesh adaptation for the numerical observation of bi-stability in turbulent flows
Extreme and bi-stable events are phenomena that occur in many weather and climate systems. Their predictability (...)

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19 December 2025

Mardi 6 Janvier 11h00 - LEGI Salle K118

Cecile Aprili, LIPhy

Transfer of carbon dioxide and air through aqueous foams
This work presents an experimental study of the CO₂ transfer dynamics within foams composed of foaming solution and CO₂–N₂ mixtures. The (...)

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19 November 2025

Mardi 9 Decembre 11h00 - LEGI Salle K118

Élise Bérut, LOCIE

Condensation regimes inside a vapor chamber with hollow fins: effect of liquid holdup and ways to prevent it in two-phase cooling devices
Vapor chambers are among the most efficient passive (...)

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19 November 2025

Mardi 2 Decembre 11h00 - LEGI Salle K118

Louis Couston, LPENSL

Ice melting and meltwater plumes near glacier grounding lines
This presentation will give a broad introduction to the physics of ice melting in freshwater lakes and polar oceans, highlighting (...)

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9 November 2025

Mardi 25 Novembre 11h00 - LEGI Salle K118

Faustine Cantalloube & Julien Milli, IPAG

Understanding the atmospheric optical turbulence, a challenge for observational astronomy
An essential part of contemporary research in astronomy is based on observations made using large (...)

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