Adam Najem

Adam Najem serves as an Assistant Professor at Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology (ENSAM), affiliated with the LaBoMaP research team (EA3633 laboratory). His work bridges advanced numerical simulation and artificial intelligence to model wood machining processes, with technical expertise spanning vibrational mechanics and structural analysis.

Research focuses on applied computational mechanics using finite element methods and AI-driven simulation, specifically targeting wood machining optimization. Key subfields include beam theory, instability phenomena, and numerical modeling of material behavior under machining conditions.

As a member of the EA3633 laboratory, he contributes to mechanical contact and structure research within LaBoMaP's framework. His teaching portfolio covers vibrational mechanics, beam theory, and finite element analysis, reflecting his dual expertise in theoretical and applied mechanics.