Our lab is always seeking motivated students eager to deepen their knowledge in the mechanics of materials and structures, as well as scientific computing (including the finite-element method, particle methods, and data-driven machine learning). We offer projects in collaboration with industry, government, and academic partners across a wide range of applications (such as space debris, sports mechanics, modeling concrete and dam aging, and earthquake science). Many of our students have the opportunity to conduct their Master projects abroad, at institutions like MIT and Caltech. Each project is unique, tailored to the student’s interests, and closely aligned with the lab’s ongoing research.

A complete list of available projects is posted just before each semester. Feel free to reach out—we look forward to welcoming you to the team!

Student projects

For master’s theses and more semester projects, you can contact [email protected] and [email protected] (Please put both in your mail !). Don’t hesitate to check out previous projects on infoscience.

The list of projects is not exhaustive; please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any ideas!

 

Former semester projects

Below is a non-exhaustive list of previous projects done by students of LSMS.

Complete list of semester projects

 

Former master thesis

Below is a non-exhaustive list of previous master thesis done by students of LSMS.

Complete list of master thesis

 

Former bachelor projects

Below is a non-exhaustive list of previous master thesis done by students of LSMS.

Complete list of bachelor projects