Pierre-Alain Boucard

### *Professional career* 2012- Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, ENS Paris-Saclay (about 160 students, 40 professors and assistant professors, 12 technicians and administrative staff) 2012- Full Professor for Mechanics at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, ENS Paris-Saclay 2004-2012 Full Professor for Mechanics at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, IUT Cachan/Paris-Sud University 1996-2004 Assistant Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, ENS Paris-Saclay ### ### *Teaching activities (since sept 2012, at the Department of Mechanical Engineering)* ### · Mechanical and/or technological lab work, Master 2 “FESup” (Teacher Training for Higher Education in Mechanical Sciences) ### · Training of teachers for higher education and for educational engineering, Master 2 “FESup” (Teacher Training for Higher Education in Mechanical Sciences) ### · Modeling and Simulation of Assemblies of Structures, Master 2 Advanced Techniques in Computational Mechanics ### *Current research interests (CNU section 60)* • Variability analysis \- Robust design for fatigue \- Multiscale strategies for dymanics • Control of assemblies \- Assemblies of laminate structures \- HPC for assemblies \- Simplified models for joints • Surrogate models and optimisation \- Metamodels with gradients, Kriging \- Multifidelity and multi-level strategies, partial convergence \- PGD reduced models for nonlinear behaviours ### *Functions in university, foundations and in associations* Since 2015 Elected member of the board of regents of ENS Paris-Saclay Since 2010 2008-2012 Member of the International Research and Training Group IRTG1627 (<http://www.irtg1627.uni-hannover.de>) Member of the Evaluation Committee of the ISAE school, ENSICA Since 2006 Head of the "Simulation-based Design and Optimisation" Group at LMT Since 2004 Since 2004 Member of several selection committee Expertise of projects for ANR, CETIM, iTrans… 2007-2015 Active member of the board of the CSMA (French Association of Computational Structural Mechanics)