Marie Violay

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Fields of expertise

-Rock mechanics -Rock physics -Fault and earthquake mechanics -Hydro-mechanical couplings

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Civil Engineering

PhD Students

Guggisberg Antoine, Hofer Apostolidis Karin Andrea, Lazari Francesco, Mazzeo Andrea, Mikaelian Cindy, Robbiano Muñoz Franco Matías,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Acosta Mateo Alejandro , Cornelio Chiara , Noël Corentin Jean-Marie Rémi , Orellana Espinoza Luis Felipe , Paglialunga Federica ,

Courses

Geology

Civil engineers conduct their activities in constant interaction with the subsurface. The geology course provides students with the fundamental Geoscience knowledge necessary for well-integrated engineering within the context of our planet.

Rock mechanics

The students understand the mechanical behaviour of rock materials, joints and rock masses, and are able to determine the factors conditioning civil engineering applications. They are able to use appropriate methods for carrying out analysis and design of tunnel excavation and support.

Rock mass characterization for engineering design

This course advances geomechanics knowledge, focusing on lab tests, in situ & geophysical investigations for interpreting geotechnical projects. Practical modules cover rock physics, mechanics, borehole & subsurface geophysics.

Designing Testing Machines for Geomechanics

Develop your own machines to meet your scientific needs. Learn how to build high-pressure, high-temperature machines, as well as low-to-high-speed friction machines for geomechanics experiments. Additionally, gain knowledge about commonly used sensors in geomechanics.