Aurelien Pierre Philippe Perron

Portrait of  Aurelien Pierre Philippe Perron

  • Title
    Deputy Group Leader, Actinides & Lanthanide Science
  • Email
    perron1@llnl.gov
  • Phone
    (925) 423-0285
  • Organization
    Not Available

Research Interests

I am interested in modeling and numerical simulation in the field of material science. During my Ph.D., my works were devoted to the molecular dynamics simulations of surface roughness formation and to the oxidation of pure nanocrystalline aluminum samples. Then, I have tried the experimental side of material science by achieving a vacuum experimental device with isotopic labeling for characterization of powders belonging to a new type of fuel cells. Finally, I want to combine as much as possible the simulation and experimental results, in general, to understand phase transformations in different kind of materials. Thus, I am currently interested in the development of thermodynamic and kinetic databases (CALPHAD method) for actinide alloys.

Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, University of Burgundy, France, 2008

M.Sc., Interfaces and Material Chemistry, University of Burgundy, France, 2005

B.S., General Science, Lycee Clos Maire, France, 2000

  1. A. Perron, B. Ravat, B. Oudot, F. Lalire, K. Mouturat and F. Delaunay, Phase transformations in Pu-Ga alloy: Synergy between simulations and experiments to elucidate direct and indirect reversion competition, Acta Mat. (2013) 61, 7109-7120.
  2. B. Ravat, B. Oudot, A. Perron, F. Lalire and F. Delaunay, Phase transformations in PuGa 1 at.% alloy: Study of whole reversion process following martensitic transformation, J. Alloys Compds. (2013) 580, 298-309.
  3. M.R. Ardigo, A. Perron, L. Combemale, O. Heintz, G. Caboche and S. Chevalier, Interface reactivity study between La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3-δ (LSCF) cathode material and metallic interconnect for fuel cell, J. Power Sources (2011) 196, 2037-2045.
  4. A. Perron, S. Garruchet, O. Politano, G. Aral and V. Vignal, Oxidation of nanocrystalline aluminum by variable charge molecular dynamics, J. Phys. Chem. Solids (2010) 71, 119-124.
  5. A. Perron, O. Politano and V. Vignal, Quenched molecular dynamics studies on the extraction energy of aluminum atoms, Surf. Interface Anal. (2008) 40, 320-322.
  6. A. Perron, O. Politano and V. Vignal, Grain size, stress and surface roughness, Surf. Interface Anal. (2008) 40, 518-521.
  7. A. Perron, O. Politano and V. Vignal, Formation of surface roughness on nanocrystalline aluminum samples under straining by molecular dynamics studies, Phil. Mag. (2007) 87, 129-145.
  • Poster prize in Materials Science. Plutonium Futures – the Science 2012, Cambridge, UK. (F. Lalire, A. Perron, B. Ravat, B. Oudot, J. Pansiot, F. Delaunay), 2012
  • Ph.D award from Carnot and Louis Pasteur Doctorate Schools, France, 2009