Members
Directors
Michel Bornert
Denis Garnier
Administrative team
Céline Reter
Researchers
Laurent Brochard
Camille Chateau
Gwendal Cumunel
Patrick De Buhan
Luc Dormieux
Ghazi Hassen
Emmanuel Keita
Mathias Lebihain
Frédéric Legoll
Éric Lemarchand
Matthieu Vandamme
Engineers &
technicians
Patrick Aimedieu
Julien Archez
Géraldine Vue
The Multi-Scale team (ME) endeavors to understand and predict the mechanical, and more generally multi-physical, behaviors of materials and structures from a description of their heterogeneities present at one or more fine scales, phenomena elementary physics that operate there, and the complex local interactions that result from it. To do this, it develops advanced modeling, numerical simulation and experimental analysis tools capable of understanding the links between scales, and implements them on a wide range of solid materials, in particular construction materials and geomaterials, but also materials for energy, as well as on heterogeneous civil engineering structures.
News
Master internships / Ph.D. offers / Post-doc positions
Research topics
Time-dependent behaviors
Multiphysical couplings and poromechanics
Damage and fracture
Multi-scale testing
Modeling and design of heterogeneous structures
Equipments
& resources
Industrial partnership
The team regularly works with industrial partners, under collaborative research contracts or as a service provider. If you are interested:
CNRS external competition
Future candidates for the position of Chargé de Recherche du CNRS can be supported by Navier laboratory. If you are interested: