Assoc. Prof. Dr Philippe KARAMIAN-SURVILLE | Composites and Homogenization | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Unviversity of CAEN Normandy, France

Philippe Karamian is a Senior Associate Professor at the University of Caen Normandy, France, specializing in Mathematics and Mechanics. With a PhD in Mathematics and Applications (1999) and an Accreditation to Supervise Research (2014), he has made significant contributions to mechanical modeling, numerical simulation, and composite materials. He heads the Mechatronics and Embedded Systems Department at ESIX and is an active researcher at the Nicolas Oresme Mathematics Laboratory. His work spans thin shell theory, homogenization, and high-performance computing, with applications in aerospace and renewable energy.

Professional Profile

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Education 🎓

• PhD in Mathematics and Applications, University of Caen Normandy (1999)
• Accreditation to Supervise Research, University of Caen Normandy (2014)
• Diploma of Advanced Studies in Mechanics, Pierre and Marie Curie University (1995)
• Diploma of Advanced Studies in Numerical Analysis, Paris-Sud XI University (1993)
• Master’s in Mathematics, University of Caen Normandy (1992)
• Bachelor’s in Mathematics, University of Caen Normandy (1991)

Experience 💼

• Senior Associate Professor, University of Caen Normandy (2018–Present)
• Associate Professor, University of Caen Normandy (2002–2018)
• Head of Mechatronics and Embedded Systems, ESIX (2023–Present)
• Postdoctoral Researcher, Neurofunctional Imaging Laboratory, Bordeaux (2001)
• Temporary Teaching and Research Attaché, University of Caen Normandy (1999–2002)

Awards and Honors 🏆

• Fellow of the Association of Friends of Science, Academy of Sciences (2000)
• Project Leader, ACCEA (Improvement of Conductivities of Composites for Aerospace Equipment)
• Elected Member, Nicolas Oresme Mathematics Laboratory Council (2013–Present)
• Head of Master’s Programs, Mechanical Engineering and Mathematical Engineering (2008–2018)

Research Focus 🔍

Philippe Karamian’s research focuses on:

• Mechanical Modeling: Thin shells, composites, and slender structures.
• Numerical Simulation: Finite element methods, domain decomposition, and parallel computing.
• Homogenization Techniques: Stochastic and deterministic methods for composite materials.
• High-Performance Computing: OpenMP/MPI environments, C/C++/Fortran programming.
• Applications: Aerospace, renewable energy, and eco-friendly composites.

Publication Top Notes 📚

1. Reflection of singularities in inhibited hyperbolic shells.
2. New numerical results concerning inhibited thin hyperbolic shells.
3. A model problem for boundary layers of thin elastic shells.
4. Numerical experiments on the propagation of singularities in thin parabolic shells.
5. Boundary layers in thin elastic shells with developable middle surface.
6. Propagation of singularities and structure of layers in shells: Hyperbolic case.
7. Non-smoothness in the asymptotics of thin shells and propagation of singularities.
8. Pseudo-reflection phenomena for singularities in thin elastic shells.
9. Numerical evaluation of the effective elastic properties of 2D overlapping random fiber composites.
10. An efficient stochastic and double-scale model to evaluate effective elastic properties.
11. Domain decomposition methods to evaluate effective elastic properties of random fiber composites.
12. Effects of fiber dispersion on the effective elastic properties of 2D overlapping random fiber composites.
13. Influence of morphological parameters of a 2D random short fiber composite on its effective elastic properties.
14. On efficient and reliable stochastic generation of RVEs for analysis of composites.
15. An efficient and automated 3D FE approach to evaluate effective elastic properties.
16. Measure of combined effects of morphological parameters of inclusions within composite materials.
17. The refraction phenomenon of singularities in thin elastic shells with developable mid-surface.
18. Computation of effective electrical conductivity of composite materials: A novel approach based on analysis of graphs.

Conclusion 🌟

Philippe Karamian is a distinguished academic and researcher with over two decades of expertise in mechanical modeling, numerical simulation, and composite materials. His work bridges theoretical advancements and practical applications, particularly in aerospace and renewable energy. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, he continues to lead groundbreaking research and mentor the next generation of engineers and scientists.