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Research at ISAE‑Supméca

 

Research activities at ISAESupméca are carried out by 83 staff members, including 39 teachers-researchers and associates, 12 technical engineers, 45 PhD students and 4 administrative staff members.

The ISAESupméca Research Direction is in charge of supporting the development of collaborative projects (National Research Agency (ANR), Unique Inter-ministry Fund (FUI), Horizon 2020/Europe, etc.), handling relationships with local, economic role-players, authorities and competitiveness clusters, as well as managing academic, industrial, national and international collaborations. The Research Direction receives support from the Research Management service, which is in charge of the administrative and financial management of the ISAE-Supméca research activities. The Technical Department also provides technical support for the research activities.

  • Jean-Yves CHOLEY, Director of Research at ISAESupméca
  • Olivia PENAS, Deputy Director of Research

Research news

ISAESupméca’s research activities have been affiliated to the QUARTZ laboratory (EA7393) since 2015, following the merger of the LISMMA laboratory (ISAESupméca) integrating researchers from Paris 8 University, with ECS-Lab (ENSEA) integrating researchers from the ECAM-EPMI school of engineering, and the L@RIS laboratory (EISTI international school of information processing sciences).

Board of directors of the QUARTZ laboratory (EA7393):

  • Director: Imad TAWFIQ (ISAESupméca)
  • Deputy director: Achour OUSLIMANI (ENSEA)

 

 

Research topics

All research activities conducted at ISAESupméca have been integrated into the QUARTZ laboratory (no. EA 7393) since 2015. They focus on 5 main themes:

 

Industrial and scientific partnerships

Through their various research studies, ISAESupméca teams can benefit from a large number of national academic partnerships (University of Le Mans, Technology University of Compiègne, ISAE-SUPAERO, Clément Ader Institute, Femto, ENSTA, LACL…), European partnerships (University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy of Sofia, Federico II University of Naples, Wels University of Austria…) and international partnerships (UEC of Tokyo, the Tunisian engineering schools of Sfax and Sousse (ENIS) as well as Tunis (ENSIT), Cranfield University in the United-Kingdom, NCNU in Taiwan, USACH and PUCV in Chile, UNLPAM and UBA in Argentina…).

In addition to these academic partnerships, the teachers-researchers and technical staff members of the ISAESupméca laboratory also work very closely with the industrial world by collaborating with various companies such as Dassault Systèmes, Alstom, ArianeGroup, Bosch, Airbus Group, Renault, Safran, PSA, Valéo and more.

On a regional level, ISAESupméca is a highly-active academic partner for competitiveness clusters. As an example, ISAESupméca has been actively involved with the NextMove and SYSTEM@TIC competitiveness clusters regarding the O2M (mechatronic modelling and design tools) and MIME (mechatronic simulation and integration module) projects, but also with ASTech Paris-Région for the MAIAS (control of damping induced in various structures) and CLIMA (design of damping mechanical joints) projects, or with Cosmetic Valley for the EUGENE project (Industry 4.0).

On the national and European levels ISAESupméca also takes part in calls for projects through programs conducted by the National Research Agency, the European Commission (Horizon Europe) and more, and is currently involved in the ENERMAN H2020 project (Energy Sustainability in the Industry 4.0 context).

 

Guaranteed Quality-Education

Our research teams take advantage of their solid relationships with several international partners to enhance their scientific skills. We then make those skills available to our industrial partners which include large companies in the aerospace sector (Airbus Group, Dassault Aviation, Safran, Eurocopter, Ariane Group), the automotive industry (Renault, PSA), the rail sector (Alstom, Bombardier), the energy sector (Areva, EDF) as well as the luxury and cosmetics sector (Cartier, L’Oréal, Jean-Paul Gaultier). Our partners also include innovative, small and medium-sized businesses from the design (Digital Product Simulation, EIRIS Conseil) or renewable-energy sectors for example. Thanks to our special relationships with industrial and academic partners from France and abroad we can integrate a international approach when training our students and give them access to the latest developments in research, both of which are valued and sought-after by industry

 

Foreign teachers-researchers

ISAESupméca regularly welcomes PhD students and teachers-researchers from France and abroad.

Logistical assistance is provided by the International Relations Direction to help with the necessary procedures and formalities, as well as for finding accomodation.

 

International students

Recent publications

A coupled modelling and simulation approach to electromagnetic sheet metal forming (lire)
Advances in Materials and Processing Technologies Taylor & Francis 2025 pp. 1-18
Dynamic feedback linearization of two-input control systems via successive one-fold prolongations (lire)
Journal of The Franklin Institute Elsevier 2025 362 pp. 107780
A tri-dimensional model for the numerical treatment of ductile fracture in dynamics using the Extended Finite Element Method (lire)
12th European Solid Mechanics Conference 2025
High-frequency SiC-based PV generation and power management: a compact MPPT-integrated SAF for grid power quality enhancement (lire)
Energy Conversion and Management: X Elsevier 2025 27 pp. 101109
Stability criteria for hybrid linear systems with singular perturbations (lire)
2025
Active fault-tolerant flatness-based control for a three-phase grid connected inverter with LCL filters (lire)
European Journal of Control Elsevier 2025 pp. 101331
Stability characterization of impulsive linear switched systems (lire)
2025
Experimental dynamical encircling of an exceptional point in coupled pendulums (lire)
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences Royal Society, The 2025 481
Ductile fracture modelling using the Extended Finite Element Method for dynamic analysis (lire)
The 8th International Conference on Computational Modeling of Fracture and Failure of Materials and Structures 2025
A Matlab-based program to develop control laws for wind turbines with OpenFAST: study of the pitch control case (lire)
2025
Economic and ecological constraints of hybrid systems with Bayesian networks (lire)
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems IAES 2025 16 pp. 1314
Systematic Analysis of the Links Between Obsolescence–Shortage and Reliability–Maintainability–Availability (lire)
IEEE Access IEEE 2025 13 pp. 88371 - 88389
Description of void coalescence by internal necking/shearing within XFEM via a micromechanical 3D volumetric cohesive zone model (μ-VCZM) (lire)
Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids Elsevier 2025 202 pp. 110275
Losses and Efficiency Evaluation of the Shunt Active Filter for Renewable Energy Generation (lire)
Electronics MDPI 2025 14 pp. 1972
Synthèse de système à base de modèles pour la conception de contrôleur logique correct par construction (lire)
S.mart 2025 2025
Élaboration et étude de l'intégrité structurelle de composite à renfort de verre instrumenté par électronique imprimée (lire)
2025
CEF-DPP: A Circular Economy Framework Integrating Digital Product Passport for Improving Circularity of Sustainable Mechatronics Design (lire)
Circular Economy and Sustainability Springer 2025 pp. 2730-5988
Réponses hystérétiques des connexions dans les structures en bois : Classification, modélisation phénoménologique et identification (lire)
2025
Video Tracking of Targets for Vibration Measurement of Large‐Scale Structures Under Seismic Excitation (lire)
EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING & STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS 2025 54 pp. 2106-2120
Mechanical and low-velocity impact properties of sandwich Carbon/Alfa and Kevlar/Alfa fiber-reinforced epoxy for wind turbine blade (lire)
Fibers and Polymers Springer Nature 2025
A Topological Approach to Design Problems for Distributed Systems Using Category Theory: A Focus on Robotic Swarms (lire)
2025 IEEE International systems Conference (SysCon) IEEE 2025 pp. 1-8
A semi-implicit discrete time cascaded observer: Chua circuit case study (lire)
2025
Implementation of a Priority-based Energy Management Scheme with a common control strategy for PV and battery integrated Shunt Active Filters (lire)
Energy Conversion and Management: X Elsevier 2025 26 pp. 100977
Design, Control and Loss Analysis of PV-based Shunt Active Filter for Improved power Quality with maximum PV power injection (lire)
The 26th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications 2025
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