Marie Violay
EPFL ENAC IIC LEMR
GC D1 401 (Bâtiment GC)
Station 18
CH-1015 Lausanne
Web site: Web site: https://lemr.epfl.ch
DO@ENAC
CH A1 375 (Bâtiment CH)
Station 6
CH-1015 Lausanne
Web site: Web site: https://www.epfl.ch/schools/enac/about/diversity-office/
Fields of expertise
-Rock mechanics
-Rock physics
-Fault and earthquake mechanics
-Hydro-mechanical couplings
Teaching & PhD
Teaching
Civil Engineering
PhD Programs
Doctoral Program in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Doctoral Program in Mechanics
PhD Students
Figura Francesco, Guggisberg Antoine, Lazari Francesco, Paglialunga Federica,Past EPFL PhD Students
Acosta Mateo Alejandro , Cornelio Chiara , Noël Corentin Jean-Marie Rémi , Orellana Espinoza Luis Felipe ,Courses
Geology
Fundamental intro to the most central aspects of geology and provides insight to the structure and composition of the earth subsurface, and the elements, minerals and rocks that make up our planet. Gives also an understanding of earth process and their interactions with GC infrastructures.
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.
Geophysics for engineers
The course provides general introductions to the most important methods of geophysical exploration and survey. The methods represent a primary tool for investigation of subsurface and are applicable to wide range of problems.
Carving natural stones
This course deals with the realization, by the students of the 3 ENAC sections, of a natural stone structure, vegetalized and equipped with environmental sensors. This structure will consist in 2022 of a natural stone wall that will serve as a bench on the EPFL campus.