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15th National Conference on Structural Computations: Soukaina Riad, PhD student at Centrale Nantes, receives best poster prize 2022
Congratulations to Soukaina Riad, PhD student at the GeM and winner of the CSMA 2022 Poster Award for her paper in the category "Lifetime of structures" at the 15th National Conference on Structural Computations - CSMA 2022.
on May 23, 2022
Congratulations to Soukaina Riad, a PhD student at the GeM under the supervision of CNRS senior researcher Julien Réthoré. She was awarded the CSMA 2022 Poster Prize in the "Lifetime of Structures" category for her poster "Prise en compte des effets de la microstructure en fissuration" at the 15th National Conference on Structural Computations held in Giens from 16 to 20 May 2022.
Soukaina’s work proposes two independent approaches to take into account the effects of microstructure in the complex fracture process in metallic materials.
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During the conference, Filippo Masi, post-doctoral fellow at the GeM and winner of the CSMA 2020 thesis award for his thesis, entitled ''Fast-dynamic response and failure of masonry structures of non-standard geometry subjected to blast loads'' at GeM/Centrale Nantes under the supervision of Ioannis Stefanou (Centrale Nantes) and Paolo Vannucci (University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines) was formally presented with his award received in 2020 and had the opportunity to present his past and future work.
Soukaina’s work proposes two independent approaches to take into account the effects of microstructure in the complex fracture process in metallic materials.
► Read more about the event and Soukaina Riad's research work
During the conference, Filippo Masi, post-doctoral fellow at the GeM and winner of the CSMA 2020 thesis award for his thesis, entitled ''Fast-dynamic response and failure of masonry structures of non-standard geometry subjected to blast loads'' at GeM/Centrale Nantes under the supervision of Ioannis Stefanou (Centrale Nantes) and Paolo Vannucci (University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines) was formally presented with his award received in 2020 and had the opportunity to present his past and future work.
