Katrin Beyer

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Associate Professor

katrin.beyer@epfl.ch +41 21 693 62 34

EPFL ENAC IIC EESD
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CH-1015 Lausanne

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EPFL ENAC IIC GIS-GE
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Station 18
CH-1015 Lausanne

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Office: GC B2 504
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EPFL ENAC-DO
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CH-1015 Lausanne

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Office: GC B2 504
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Administrative data

Publications

Infoscience publications

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Civil Engineering

PhD Programs

Doctoral Program in Mechanics

Doctoral Program in Civil and Environmental Engineering

PhD Students

Bozulic Ivana, Corres Sojo Enrique, Hernández Fraile Diego, Pantoja Rosero Bryan German, Rezaie Amir, Shaqfa Mahmoud S. M., Tomic Igor,

Past PhD Students

Constantin Raluca-Tereza , De Oliveira Durães Alves Martins João Miguel , Drakatos Ioannis Sokratis , Hannewald Pia , Paparo Alessandro , Petry Sarah , Rosso Angelica , Tarquini Danilo , Vanin Francesco , Wilding Bastian Valentin , Zhang Shenghan ,

Courses

Statics I

Developing an understanding for static systems. Solution of isostatic systems in terms of reaction forces and internal forces (NVM diagrams)

Nonlinear analysis of structures

This course deals with the nonlinear modelling and analysis of structures when subjected to monotonic, cyclic, and dynamic loadings, focusing in particular on the seismic response of structures. It introduces solution methods for nonlinear static and dyna...

Seismic engineering

This course deals with the main aspects of seismic design of buildings and bridges. It covers different structural design and evaluation philosophies for new and existing reinforced concrete and masonry structures.

Open Science in Practice

"Open" is the new black. Everybody talks about open science. But what does it mean exactly? This summer school is for anyone interested in learning more about what academic research will look like in the future.