Antoine Sanner

Antoine Sanner is a Researcher affiliated with the Institute of Construction Materials (Institute of Building Materials) at ETH Zurich, part of the College of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering. His work focuses on computational mechanics of building materials, surface topography analysis, and adhesion science. He co-developed the dtool and dserver systems to enhance FAIR data practices in research.

Research interests include the structural behavior of cement-based materials, mechanisms of material adhesion under varying surface conditions, and multiscale analysis of surface roughness effects. He has also contributed to engineering tools for characterizing surface topography across scales, emphasizing the creation and use of 'digital surface twins' for material studies.

His publications consistently explore topics at the intersection of materials science and mechanical engineering, with recent work advancing understanding of surface adhesion dynamics and cement curing processes. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

As part of the Professorship for Computational Mechanics of Building Materials, Antoine contributes to research infrastructure and computational methods development. He has no listed advisees or grants, and his role appears to be full-time with no indication of part-time status.

He collaborates on projects involving advanced materials characterization, particularly in polycrystalline diamond coatings and bearing component analysis, leveraging both experimental and computational methodologies.