Section: Dissemination

Teaching - Supervision - Juries

Teaching

• Stéphane Cotin was in charge of the following course:

  • Course on real-time biomechanical simulation at École Catholique d'Arts et Métiers (Paris, France)

• Hadrien Courtecuisse was in charge of the following courses:

  • Master TIC-Santé. Télécom Physique Strasbourg : Real time simulation (30h)

  • Master IRMC : (10 h) Real time simulation

• David Cazier was in charge of the following course:

  • Licence : Web technologies and programming, 96hTD, DUT2, Université de Strasbourg, France

Supervision

• Stéphane Cotin supervised

  • PhD defended (in co-direction with DEFROST team): Vincent Majorczyk, Modeling of the interactions between deformable bodies and fluids in the context of medical simulation in real-time, 1/01/2010 - 28/04/2015

  • PhD defended : Nazim Haouchine, Image-guided Simulation for Augmented Reality during Hepatic Surgery, 1/10/2011 - 16/01/2015

  • PhD in progress : Christoph Paulus, Modélisation et simulation temps-réel pour la prise en compte des changements topologiques dans les tissus mous, 1/01/2014

  • PhD in progress : Rosalie Plantefeve, Augmented reality and numerical simulations for resection of hepatic tumors, 1/01/2014

• Hadrien Courtecuisse supervised:

  • PhD in progress: Yinoussa adagolodjo, Coupling between robotics and medical simulation for automated procedures in the scope of the CONECT project. University of Strasbourg, 1/02/2015

  • PhD in progress (in co-direction with the TIMC laboratory): Fanny Morin, Non linear simulation for intraoperative guidance for neurosurgery. Université de Grenoble, 1/10/2014

  • Internship : Asmaa Ait Hadouch, from Telecom Physique Strasbourg. Topic: communication protocol between Sofa, Mitsubishi MRV1A robot, and optitrack system fot the project CONECT, 1/06/2015 - 31/08/2015

• David Cazier supervised:

  • PhD defended: Thomas Pitiot, Multiresolution tools for the management of interaction in real time simulations (Outils multirésolutions pour la gestion des interactions en simulation temps-réel), Université de Strasbourg, 17/12/2015

  • PhD in progress : Christoph Paulus, Modélisation et simulation temps-réel pour la prise en compte des changements topologiques dans les tissus mous, 1/01/2014

• Frédérick Roy and Rosalie Plantefeve co-supervised:

  • Internship : Santiago Camacho, from Universidad de Buenos Aires. Topic: software development around visualization for augmented reality applications, 1/07/2015 - 1/12/2015

• Hugo Talbot supervised:

  • Internship : David John, from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Topic: research around simulation of thermal effect in living tissues, development of specific solvers, 1/11/2015

• Christoph Paulus supervised:

  • Internship : Sabrina Izcovich, from Universidad de Buenos Aires. Topic: research around second-order finite element methods and simulation of cutting, 1/09/2015

Juries

• Stéphane Cotin was part of the following juries:

  • PhD defense: Mariem Gargouri Osman : "Caractérisation des usagers de la route par imagerie médicale : Extraction fine des paramètres géométriques des côtes à partir de volumes d'images CT", 06/2015 (President)

  • PhD defense: Vincent Majorczyk "Modélisation des interactions entre solides déformables et films fluides pour la simulation médicale temps-réel", 04/2015 (Supervisor)

  • PhD defense: Chloe Audigier "Modélisation de l’ablation radiofreéquence pour la planification de la résection de tumeurs abdominales", 10/2015 (President)

  • PhD defense: Pierre Chantereau "Caractérisation biomécanique et modélisation histologique des mécanismes de vieillissement et d’endommagement du système pelvien", 07/2015 (Reviewer)

• David Cazier was part of the following juries:

  • PhD defense: Vincent Majorczyk, Modeling of the interactions between deformable bodies and fluids in the context of medical simulation in real-time, 4/11/2015 (Reviewer)

  • PhD defense: Evans Bohl, Modélisation de fruits de leurs structures internes et de leurs défauts, Université de Poitiers, 4/11/2015 (Reviewer)

  • PhD defense: Kevin Jordao, Interactive design of crowd animations in large environments, 21/12/2015 (Reviewer)