In nuclear applications, it is of the utmost importance to understand the microstructural and mechanical changes occurring under irradiation for the selection, development, and long-term assessment of structural materials. Irradiation effects are complex, involving the generation and clustering of point defects, but also of byproducts of neutron irradiation such as helium through (n,α) reactions, leading to the formation of pressurized helium bubbles. These irradiation defects enhance or induce physical phenomena such as embrittlement, swelling, growth, or irradiation creep. Among these phenomena, irradiation creep, a visco-plastic deformation mechanism occurring under constant load and long-term irradiation, is particularly complex to char...