Stéphanie Chaillat is CNRS Research Scientist since 2011 and works in the laboratory POEMS at ENSTA Paris. She received her PhD from Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées in 2008. Her research, always driven by realistic physical problems, concerns the proposition and study of fast algorithms and numerical methods to simulate wave propagation problems in large scale domains. Her expertise concerns numerical methods for PDEs, fast algorithms and efficient (including parallel) programming. She develops and improves the boundary element method for mechanical problems: simulation of seismic waves in the soil, underwater explosions in the ocean, contact problems, radiated noise in different configurations all this work is integrated in the fast solver COFFEE.

Mathematics, Engineering, Physics and Astronomy, Compuyer Science, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Materials Science