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plasticite2026 : Plasticité 2026

27-30 Apr 2026 Paris (France)

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Plasticity 2026

For over 50 years, the Plasticity Symposium has been the annual meeting place for the national community of researchers interested in the physical processes governing the plastic deformation of materials. The studies presented cover all types of materials: metallic materials (steels, light alloys, etc.), ceramic materials (semiconductors, glasses, etc.), as well as new materials (composites, granular materials, nanostructured materials, polymers, foams, eco-materials, etc.).

This research field also spans multiple scales: from the nanometric scale, with the study of elementary plasticity mechanisms, to the macroscopic scale, with the laws of mechanical behavior of materials. These topics are covered by both experimental and numerical approaches.

This edition will be preceded by a training day on plasticity primarily aimed at young researchers (doctoral or postdoctoral students). The participants, numbering between 70 and 120 each year, include a significant number of young researchers and doctoral students. The Plasticity Symposium provides them with an opportunity to gain initial experience before an audience of seasoned specialists. It is an event where contacts are made and collaborative networks are forged. Furthermore, even though the Plasticity Symposium is a national event, our international colleagues, who regularly attend, are always welcome. The symposium's objectives are, of course, to contribute to the sharing and discussion of recent concepts and findings related to plasticity. For the research community interested in plasticity, it offers a regular opportunity to meet, fostering the exchange of ideas and the emergence of innovative research themes. Moreover, the Plasticity Symposium plays a major role in the training of young researchers, facilitating exchanges between teams, and contributing to the renewal of national research teams. For doctoral students nearing the end of their dissertations, it provides an opportunity to raise their profile and thus prepare for their post-doctoral careers.

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