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MEchanics
MAthematics

The research objective of the Applied Mechanics Division is the theoretical prediction of the behaviour of solids and fluids, with the help of new mathematical modeling and computer simulation techniques. Applications concern new materials and their forming processes. The main research topics are :

Fluid mechanics (polymers, foams, suspensions, turbulence)
Solid mechanics (composites materials, damage mechanics)
Simulation of industrial processes (extrusion, injection moulding, crystal growth)
Numerical methods (finite element methods, adaptive methods, stochastic methods)
Algorithms for scientific computations (parallel computing)

Mechanics
Mathematics
Ocean Modelling
Finite Elements
Mesh Generation
Biomechanics
Rheology
Composites
Cristal Growth

Current job opportunities

actualité


		> Bruno Seny's PhD Thesis Development and implementation of a parallel explicit multirate time stepping strategy for accelerating discontinuous Galerkin computations By Bruno Seny (Public Defense: October 17th, 2014, 16h15, Auditorium BARB94) [> suite]


		> Dieu Linh Quan's PhD Thesis A mesh-based technique for solving CFD problems with embedded geometries: Anisotropic adaptive "nearly" body-fitted mesh approach By Dieu Linh Quan (Public Defense: October 16th, 2014, 16h15, Auditorium Sud19) [> suite]


		> Anouk de Brauwere primée par l'Institut Flamand de la Mer pour ses recherches sur le Bassin de l'Escaut L’Institut Flamand pour la Mer (VLIZ) a remis vendredi 7 mars son North Sea Award 2013 à Anouk de Brauwere, Chargée de recherches F.R.S-FNRS à l’IMMC de l’UCL. [> suite]


		> Sylvain Bouillon's PhD Thesis Sea ice rheologies for large-scale models By Sylvain Bouillon (Public Defense: March 22nd, 2013, 15h00, Auditorium BARB94) [> suite]


		> Short MEMA seminars series Each member of MEMA is invited to present a seminar related to one of his research papers or tools useful for the community. The length of a seminar is 20 minutes, followed by 20 minutes of discussion. External speakers may also be invited. Contact Sébastien Blaise for details. [> suite]


		> Samuel Melchior's PhD Thesis Multimesh Iterative Schemes and Model Reduction for Linear and Nonlinear Advection-Diffusion Equations By Samuel Melchior (Public Defense: June 12th, 2012, 16h15, Auditorium BARB92) [> suite]


		> Marie Willemet's PhD Thesis Blood Flow Modeling for Patient-Specific Bypass Surgery in Lower-Limb Arteries By Marie Willemet (Public Defense: February 17th, 2012, 16h15, Auditorium BARB94) [> suite]


		> Olivier Lietaer's PhD Thesis Finite element methods for sea ice modeling By Olivier lietaer (Public Defense: October 21st, 2011, 16h15, auditorium Barb94) [> suite]


		> Simulation du tsunami qui a frappé le Japon Des chercheurs UCL sont parvenus à modéliser la propagation du tsunami qui a frappé le Japon. En Europe l'UCL est l'une des seules universités à avoir réalisé ce genre de test. [> suite]


		> Jonathan Lambrecht's PhD Thesis Finite Element Methods for Coastal Flows: Application to the Great Barrier Reef by Jonathan LAMBRECHTS (Public Defense : March 1st, 2011, 16h00, SUD11) [> suite]


		> Richard Comblen's PhD Thesis Discontinuous finite element methods for two - and three - dimensional marine flows by Richard COMBLEN (Public Defense : September 17th, 2010, 14h00, BARB93) [> suite]


		> Gaëtan Compère's PhD Thesis Mesh adaptation with large deformations : theory, algorithms and implementation by Gaëtan COMPERE (Public Defense : December 18th, 2009, 16h15, BARB93) [> suite]


		> Maxime Melchior's PhD Thesis Modelling of texture and hardening of TWIP steel - Advanced finite element representation of polycrystalline aggregates by Maxime Melchior (Public defense : December 11th, 2009, 17h00, BARB93) [> suite]


		> Pontage : vers des prothèses plus durables Les professeures Valérie Lacroix et Emilie Marchandise développent des techniques innovantes en chirurgie de pontage artériel. Une vidéo permet de se faire une idée de ces recherches sur la principale maladie de nos artères. [> suite]


		> Sébastien Blaise's PhD Thesis Development of a Finite Element marine model by Sébastien Blaise (Public defense : November 6th, 2009, 16h00, BARB94) [> suite]


		> Modéliser l'environnement marin Depuis plus de dix ans, des chercheurs de l’UCL travaillent sur de nouvelles manières de modéliser les océans. Avec des collègues internationaux, ils feront le point sur leurs avancées scientifiques en septembre prochain. [> suite]


		> Paul-Emile Bernard's PhD Thesis Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Geophysical Flow Modeling by Paul-Emile BERNARD (Public defense : November 14th, 2008, 16h00, BARB94) [> suite]


		> Wu Liang's PhD Thesis Numerical Simulation of Czochralski Bulk Crystal Growth Process : Investigation of Transport Effects in Melt and Gas Phases by Liang WU (October 3rd 2008, 16h20) [> suite]

| contact : Gaëtan Dagnelie | 5/11/2014 |

A ne pas manquer :-)

> Short MEMA seminars series

Each member of MEMA is invited to present a seminar related to one of his research papers or tools useful for the community. The length of a seminar is 20 minutes, followed by 20 minutes of discussion. External speakers may also be invited. Contact Sébastien Blaise for details.

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