When Your Subject Gets Published Before You
That moment when someone else publishes on your topic first — and why it’s actually not the disaster it feels like.
I am a Professor in Mechanical Engineering at the École de Technologie Supérieure. I am part of the Laboratory for the Engineering of Polymers And Composites where I am focusing on developing better characterization methods and simulation tools for polymers and composites. My previous research projects covered various subjects among which are 3D-printing, structural simulation of composite materials in the aerospace industry, the application of digital image correlation to composites and damage, non local modelling using peridynamics.
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That moment when someone else publishes on your topic first — and why it’s actually not the disaster it feels like.
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