Guillaume PUEL

Research activities

•     Inverse problems, multi-scale identification
•     Periodic and stochastic homogenisation in time
•     Advanced vibration modelling

Teaching activities

 

CentraleSupélec engineering curriculum

 

• Course leader for Continuum Mechanics
• Course leader for Dynamics of Undeformable Solids
• Co-responsible for the Medical Robotics thematic sequence
• Course leader for Simulation of Multiphysics Couplings with FEM
• Responsible for the Bridge Building Challenge experimental course
• Lecturer in the Computational Solid Mechanics course

Master (MS)2SC

•     Course leader for Inverse Problems and Identification

Collective responsibilities

 

CentraleSupélec

 

• Head of joint and elective courses in the Programmes Department (2021-2023)
• Director of the Mechanics and Civil Engineering Department (2015-2021)
• Deputy Director of Studies, responsible for the Centrale engineering curriculum (2016-2020)
• Head of the DSMSC master's degree, then of the (MS)2SC master's degree (2014-2016)
• Deputy Head of the 3rd year Mechanics-Aeronautics-Space option in the engineering curriculum (2009-2015)
• Responsible for coordinating all experimental teaching in the engineering curriculum (2007-2015)

Research

• Elected member of the CSMA Board of Directors (2013-2022)
• Coordinator of the Characterisation and Multiscale Modelling of Materials theme, MSSMat laboratory (2013-2015)
• Member appointed to CNU section 60, substitute (2011-2014)

Book

• Guillaume Puel and Ann-Lenaig Hamon, Mécanique pour l'ingénieur: milieux continu solides, fluides, solides indéformables, structures, Dunod, 2021.

Unnecessary figures (as at 13 October 2023)

23

different courses taught

75

examination papers designed

163

written letters of recommendation (for 65 students)

1261

pages of handouts written (9 handouts)

1286

student applications analysed (applications for M1 MIT, M2 (MS)2SC, academic exchanges)

1733

marked copies (engineering and masters courses)

2737

hours of meetings in the Research Department

36229

e-mails exchanged within the Research Department

 

Publications