PhD ongoing projects

    CEMEF has about fifty PhD projects in progress each year. Doctoral students are integrated into the research teams and enrolled in one of the two doctoral specialities on offer: Computational Mechanics and Materials (MNM) or Computational Mathematics, High Performance Computing, and Data (MathNum).

    Here is a synthetic presentation of the theses currently in progress at CEMEF. The lists are displayed  by research team and promotion.

    ongoing theses at CEMEF

    CFL team: Computing & Fluids

    • Ricardo ELKHOURI : Biopolymer drag reduction in turbulent flow. Class of 2023
    • Paul GARNIER : Personalized Aneurysm Treatment using Large Physics Informed Models. Class of 2023
    • Nicolas HERTEL : Modelling of viscoelastic dewetting flows. Class of 2023
    • Vincent LANNELONGUE : Computational mechanics and deep learning for intracranial aneurysm rupture risk stratification. Class of 2023
    • Ugo PELISSIER : Coupling artificial intelligence and digital mechanics for the treatment of intracranial aneurysms. Class of 2023
    • Eliane YOUNES : Artificial Intelligence and digital twins in metallurgy - Front-tracking modeling of evolving interface networks. Class of 2023 + MSR team
    • Léa CAILLY-BRANDSTÄTER : Instabilities and texturing under flow of thin layers of non-Newtonian fluids. Class of 2022
    • Clément GAULTIER : Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation for Multiphase Flow Dynamicswith wetting and capillarity effectsin coating applications. Class of 2022
    • Théodore MICHEL : Digital Twin of a photovoltaic power plant. Class of 202
    • Abdelilah RBAH : Fluid-Structure interaction of intracranial aneurysm: modeling, simulation and risk evaluation. Class of 2022
    • Maxime RENAULT : Numerical simulation of the aorta by finite element method and application of optimization methods for the improvement of a ventricular assist device. Class of 2022
    • Wael BADER : Resolution strategies for computational mechanics using randomized linear algebra with controlled precision. Class of 2021
    • Jennifer EL ZAHABI : Advanced numerical modeling and simulation of the Lost Foam process. Class of 2021
    • Aurèle GOETZ : Development of a solid solver for complex behaviors. Class of 2021+ CSM team
    • Kindness-Chiwendu ISUKWEM : Impact of non-Newtonian drops on liquids. Class of 2021
    • Pablo JEKEN RICO : Remeshing of complex geometries by GPU. Class of 2021
    • Alan TABORE : Modeling of residual stresses in an ophthalmic lens. Class of 2021 + MPI team
    • Sujie YU : Experimental studies of the formation of gels and aerogels (dry gels) based on natural polymers (cellulose and its derivatives such as methyl cellulose and hydroxypropyl cellulose). Class of 2021 + BIO team
    • Thibaut DEVOS : Numerical development in C++ and finite elements of a two-phase aerothermal solver for additive manufacturing applications such as cold spraying for coating materials. Class of 2020
    • Juan ITRIAGO : Cellularization of an elastomer in injection: Modeling of the process/physical process coupling to predict the cell microstructure. Class of 2020

    CSM team: Computational Solid Mechanics

    • Jorge Luis ARDILA VILLABONA : Experimental design and thermomechanical modelling of the HFQ (Hot Forming Quench) process on AA2219 aluminium alloys. Class of 2023
    • Marie BERNABEU : Impact of occlusal morphology and its variations on Temporo-mandibular joint : biomechanical analysis. Class of 2023
    • Léa GUERANDELLE : Design of dental materials with gradient properties by additive manufacturing. Class of 2023
    • Anes MARIR : Thermal and Tribological Modeling of Pilger Tube Rolling. Class of 2023
    • Hiba BOURAS : Nanocomposite hydrogels and aerogels for biomedical applications. Class of 2022 + BIO team
    • Joséphine CHATELLIER : Characterization and modeling of cold multi-pass drawing of thick sheet applied to submarine shells. Class of 2022
    • Valentin DUVIVIER :/span> Analysis and modeling of residual stress and ductile fracture of sub-marine hulls under complex loadings. Class of 2022<
    • Akla-Essoh Claude KOROLAKINA : Development of spin forming technology of cryogenic hydrogen tanks for world’s first zero emission commercial aircrafts. Class of 2021
    • Maya WEHBE : Modelization and characterization of nano-compliant effects for localized epiaxial growth of GaN on Si substrates. Class of 2021
    • Nagasai KAUTA : Modelling of Flow Forming process of Thick Sheets for Aerospace Industry. Class of 2019

    MSR TEAM: Metallurgy, 𝝁Structure, Rheology

    • Lahcen ABARAY : Modeling of continuous dynamic recrystallization (CDRX). Class of 2023
    • Tianchi LI : New insights in the reduced mobility description for the modeling of grain growth and recrystallization at the Polycrystalline scale. Class of 2023
    • Ladji Bafétégué OUATTARA : Bio-sourced circuit printed by new electro-printing methods. Class of 2023
    • Fernando PASCUAL GOCE : Microstructure evolution during forging of the VDM® Alloy 780 : Mean field modeling of subsolvus recrystallization and effect of chemical composition onkinetics. Class of 2023
    • Corentin STRADY : Grain growth mechanisms and kinetics in a nickel-based superalloy developed by powder metallurgy for new generation turbine disks. Class of 2023
    • Pungponghavoan TEP : AI and digital twins in metallurgy - Front-tracking modeling of evolving interface networks. Class of 2023
    • Eliane YOUNES : Artificial Intelligence and digital twins in metallurgy - Front-tracking modeling of evolving interface networks. Class of 2023 + CFL team
    • Pauline HAHN : Metallurgical evolution of Zr-Nb alloys during hot deformation processes: mechanisms understanding and simulations. Class of 2022
    • Théo HUYGHE : Ring rolling impact on the microstructure of new generation turbine disk. Class of 2022
    • Federico Vincenzo ORLACCHIO : Prediction of changes in the microstructure of gamma/gamma’ alloys during the shaping of turbine disks for new generation engines. Class of 2021
    • Adrien TALATIZI : Simulation of wave propagation in highly heterogeneous media. Class of 2021
    • Antonio POTENCIANO CARPINTERO : Heterogeneous grain growth in the iron base superalloy 286. Class of 2021
    • Nitish CHANDRAPPA : Full field modeling of solid/solid phase transformation (SSPT) in a 3D Finite Element – Level set framework at the mesoscopic scale. Class of 2020
    • Franco JAIME : Microstructure of nickel-based superalloys: Experimental analysis and 3D numerical simulation. Class of 2020
    • Marion ROTH : Improvement of a mean field model dedicated to the recrystallization simulation. Class of 2020

    2MS TEAM: Metallurgy, Mechanics, Structures & Solidification

    • Sylvain DUCOTTET : Numerical modeling of precipitation and optimization of “in istu” thermal treatments of LBM process on aerospace superalloys. Class of 2023
    • Racha HAMMOUD : Analysis of growth competitions and microstructures produced during solidification of metal alloys Class of 2023
    • Zichen KONG : Wire-laser additive manufacturing: multiphysics numerical simulation of the process – CFD and microstructure. Class of 2022
    • Zixuan LI : Characterization of Grain Structure generated by L-PBF process atTrack scale through Experiment And thermo-Metallurgical-Mechanical-Modelling. Class of 2022
    • Trung-Chien VO : Grain Structure based Anisotropic Mechanical Behaviour for Laser Beam Melting Simulation at Part Scale by Reduced-Order Model. Class of 2022
    • Paul MARTIN : Nickel superalloys by Laser Scan – Modeling / Additive manufacturing of nickel-based superalloys: metallurgical modeling of the solidification path and the risk of cracking in numerical simulation of the process at the scale of elementary beads. Class of 2021
    • Zhongfeng XU : Multiscale study of polymer selective laser sintering (SLS) process: from characterization to numerical modelling. Class of 2020 + Team MPI

    BIO TEAM: Bio-based Polymers and Composites

    • Hiba BOURAS : Nanocomposite hydrogels and aerogels for biomedical applications. Class of 2022 + CSM team
    • Sujie YU : Experimental studies of the formation of gels and aerogels (dry gels) based on natural polymers (cellulose and its derivatives such as methyl cellulose and hydroxypropyl cellulose). Class of 2021 + CFL team

    MPI TEAM: Physical Mechanics of Industrial Polymers

    • Mekki GADDACHA : 3D crack propagation in a CMO/CMO interface at mesoscopic scale. Class of 2023
    • Vincent MESLIER : Towards an improvement of the reliability of Photovoltaic modules by coupled experimental and numerical approaches. Class of 2021 + CSM team
    • Dylan HABANS : Towards a better consideration of the recyclability of photovoltaic modules: from the choice of materials and associated processes to their end-of-life recovery. Class of 2020
    • Nathan SYLVESTRE : Mechanical recycling of PET bottles. Class of 2020
    • Laurianne VIORA : Stretchability of chemically recycled PET. Class of 2020
    • Zhongfeng XU : Multiscale study of polymer selective laser sintering (SLS) process: from characterization to numerical modelling. Class of 2020 + 2MS team

    PSF TEAM: Processes, Surfaces, functionality

    • Geoffroy BOUILLET : Numerical modeling of precipitation and optimization of “in istu” thermal treatments of LBM process on aerospace superalloys. Class of 2023
    • Zhengyuan PENG : Coupling of a nano-lubricant with a cold spray coating in the limit of lubrication regime. Class of 2023
    • Cynthia EL HAJJ : Tribological modeling of stainless steel cold rolling. Class of 2022
    • Adam NASSIF : Nano-based lubricants for enhanced boundary lubrification in electrical vehicles. Class of 2022
    • Nelly PONS : From crystallization and structural organizations, induced by 3D fabrication, to mastering the anisotropy of electromechanical behavior and damage to PVDF in its piezoelectric form. Class of 2021
    • Larissa PINHEIRO DE BRITO : Microscopic mechanichal behavior of materials from manufacturing processes. Class of 2018

    See also :

    PhD projects available at CEMEF
    PhD defended at CEMEF
    Research teams CEMEF
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