About
I am Professor in Mechanics at Sorbonne University. I work in the MISES group of the d’Alembert Institute.
- List of publications
- HAL-UPMC with pdfs of my publications
- Some research videos
- Contacts
- Researchgate
orcid.org/0000-0003-1092-4461
I am responsible for the following two master programs at Sorbonne University. Their are open to international students.
- Mécanique des Solides (Solid Mechanics)
- Computational Mechanics
Research
My current research interests include stability of structures, fracture and damage mechanics, computational mechanics, plates and shells, large deformations and instabilities in soft solids.
- Fracture and damage mechanics, variational phase-field models
- Multi-stable plates and shells
- Nonlinear elasticity
You can find further details in research
Teaching
I teach several classes at Sorbonne including
- Equilibre stabilité et vibrations, L3
- Structures élancées, M1
- Scientific computing, M1
- Nonlinear finite element analysis, M2
- Projects in structural mechanics, M2
You find here two recent computationally oriented courses I delivered in the framework of the the Newfrac ITN network:
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Basic computational methods for fracture mechanics using dolfinx with Laura De Laurenzis, ETH Zurich
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Training on dolfinx including nonlienear elasticity and phase-field fracture, in collaboration with Jack Hale, University of Luxembourg
You can find further details in teaching
Open source codes
You find [here] few repositories with codes I develop and use for my research and teaching. Those codes are based on FEniCS and meant mainly to serve as examples for further developments.