Unveiling the Strength of Ultra-Lightweight 3D Printed Micro-Lattices
Under review. This work was possible thanks to the support of Flying Whales.
Affiliations
Welcome!
I am an Assistant 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.
If you're an undergrad, graduate student or postdoctoral fellow and are interested in working with us, please see our available positions and funding opportunities. If you are company or organism interested in working with us, please contact me directly using the contact info available in the sidebar. To learn more about our ongoing research, please see our ongoing projects here. For more detailed information, please see our contributions.
Recent posts
Understanding the Ageing of Thermoplastic Composites for Aerospace Applications
Publication associated with this work: Annelise Jean-Fulcrand, Ewen Léger, Frédéric Dau, Martine Dubé, Ilyass Tabiai, Degradation mechanisms of CF/PPS, CF/PE...
Understanding 3D Print Strength: Notches vs. Bonding
Publication associated with this work: Maryam Shokrollahi, Adam W. Smith, Arthur Levy, Martine Dubé, Ilyass Tabiai, “Reassessing anisotropy in 3D printed str...