Stéphane Lamouille

Stéphane Lamouille is a CNRS Research Officer at the Institut de recherche sur l'architecture antique (IRAA), affiliated with the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès. He teaches courses in ancient history, archaeology, epigraphy, and applied computer science at undergraduate and graduate levels.

His research focuses on:

• Greek monumental architecture (6th-4th century BCE), particularly roof frames and long-span structures
• Archeoseismology and seismic resilience of ancient buildings
• Digital reconstruction of historical construction techniques
• Wooden structures in Mediterranean antiquity

Lamouille's publications demonstrate consistent focus on methodological approaches to archaeological reconstruction, with recurring themes of structural mechanics, material analysis, and digital preservation of historical knowledge. His work frequently intersects classical archaeology with engineering principles.

He has co-organized several academic events including:

• 'Wood and Architecture in Protohistory and Antiquity' (2018)
• 'Detours and Returns: Circulation of Men, Ideas and Techniques from Antiquity' (2018)
• 'Power and Religion in Antiquity' (2018)

As part of the ENCCRE project, he contributes to the critical digital edition of Diderot and d'Alembert's Encyclopédie, specializing in historical carpentry entries.