About
Marc Bonnet is a CNRS research director HDR at ENSTA Paris, working within the Applied Mathematics Unit (UMA) and associated with the Wave Propagation, Mathematical Study and Simulation (POEMS) research group. His academic career spans over two decades with extensive contributions to computational mechanics and mathematical modeling.
Dr. Bonnet's research interests focus on wave propagation phenomena, mathematical modeling of physical systems, and advanced computational methods. His work particularly emphasizes boundary element methods, inverse problems, elasticity theory, acoustics, and topological sensitivity analysis. He has developed sophisticated mathematical frameworks for solving complex engineering problems related to structural mechanics and material characterization.
His recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward high-order numerical methods, particularly in boundary integral formulations and polynomial interpolation techniques. His research bridges theoretical mathematics with practical engineering applications, especially in nondestructive testing, viscoelastic material characterization, and microfluidic systems. The interdisciplinary nature of his work spans computational mathematics, solid mechanics, fluid dynamics, and electromagnetics.
Throughout his career, Dr. Bonnet has maintained extensive collaborations with researchers across France and internationally, evident from his numerous co-authored publications across diverse application domains.
