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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

Recycled Ti-Al-Cu Matrix Composites Reinforced with Silicon Whiskers and γ-Alumina (Al2O3) Fibres Through Sintering + Forging (lire)
SPRINGER: SEM-Mechanics of Composite, Hybrid & Multi-functional Materials, Volume 5 Springer International Publishing 2023 pp. 49-54
Recycled Natural Rubber-Based Composites Reinforced with Nano Boron Nitride in Thermal Conductive and Electrical-Insulating Fields (lire)
SPRINGER: SEM-Mechanics of Composite, Hybrid & Multi-functional Materials, Volume 5 Springer International Publishing 2023 pp. 7-15
Development of Ni-Al/Nb2Al/ZrO2-Based Composites for Aircraft Engine Applications Produced by a Combined Method: Sintering + Forging (lire)
SPRINGER: SEM-Mechanics of Composite, Hybrid & Multi-functional Materials, Volume 5 Springer International Publishing 2023 pp. 55-60
Multifunctional Behaviour of Titanium-Based Composites Reinforced with Recycled Iron and Magnetic Iron Oxide (Fe3O4): Magnetic Shape Memory Composites (lire)
SPRINGER: SEM - Mechanics of Composite, Hybrid & Multi-functional Materials, Volume 5 SPRINGER: SEM - Mechanics of Composite, Hybrid & Multi-functional Materials, Volume 5 2023 pp. 37-47
Modeling Cyberattacks Affecting Systems' Safety with AltaRica: Achievements and Future Works (lire)
SAFECOMP 2023, Position Paper 2023
Toward the Application of Blockchain Technology to Enhance Traceability and Information Sharing in the Supply Chain of Textile Supply Chain: Application to the Order-to-Cash Process (lire)
Blockchain Driven Supply Chains and Enterprise Information Systems Springer International Publishing 2023 pp. 97-111
Deformation and cavitation at the spherulite scale of semi-crystalline polymers (lire)
2023
Airplane turbulence detection with hybrid deep learning model (lire)
Surveillance, Vibrations, Shock and Noise 2023
A metaporoelastic structure that overcomes the sound insulation weaknesses of single and double panel partitions (lire)
Applied Acoustics Elsevier 2023 210 pp. 109409
Additively Manufactured Parts from AA2011-T6 Large-Diameter Feedstocks Using Friction Stir Deposition (lire)
Materials MDPI 2023 16 pp. 4904
Dynamic Parameter Identification for Cable-Driven Parallel Robots (lire)
The Sixth International Conference on Cable-Driven Parallel Robots (CableCon 2023) 2023
Analysis of surface integrity of intermetallic composite based on titanium-aluminum machined by laser cutting (lire)
Optics and Laser Technology Elsevier 2023 161 pp. 109187
A XFEM-CZM Based Methodology for Finite Strain Ductile Fracture (lire)
CFRAC - The Seventh International Conference on Computational Modeling of Fracture and Failure of Materials and Structures 2023
Updated-Lagrangian XFEM formulation for ductile fracture in the finite strain framework (lire)
ICF15 -15th International Conference on Fracture 2023
Video Analysis of Nonlinear Systems with Extended Kalman Filtering for Modal Identification (lire)
Nonlinear Dynamics Springer Verlag 2023
Contribution on the study of complex dynamical systems: applications in population dynamics (lire)
2023
An Investigation to Achieve Good Surface Integrity in Wire Electrical Discharge Machining of Ti-6242 Super Alloy (lire)
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance Springer Verlag/ASM International 2023
Reconfigurable Supply Chain Selection: Literature Review, Research Roadmap and New Trends (lire)
Applied Sciences Multidisciplinary digital publishing institute (MDPI) 2023 13 pp. 4561
Assessing Cast Aluminum Alloys with Computed Tomography Defect Metrics: A Gurson Porous Plasticity Approach (lire)
Metals MDPI 2023 13 pp. 752
Classification of Different Recycled Rubber-Epoxy Composite Based on their Hardness Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) with Comparison Machine Learning Algorithms (lire)
MDPI 2023
New PWM inverter control based on optimal pulse pattern computation without phases symmetry constraints (lire)
Control Engineering Practice Elsevier 2023 132 pp. 105390
Sequential Harmonic Component Tracking For Underdetermined Blind Source Separation in a Multi-Target Tracking Framework (lire)
2023
Category theory for consistency between multilevel system modeling (MBSE) and safety (MBSA) (lire)
2023
3D nonlinear XFEM-CZM based methodology for ductile fracture (lire)
ESIS European Structural Integrity Society Technical Meeting on Numerical Methods 2023
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