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jean-yves.choley@isae-supmeca.fr

Professor at ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France

Member of Laboratoire Quartz, within the Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Jean-Yves Choley obtained a Master degree in Mechanics and Automation and a Master of Advanced Studies in automated manufacturing from ENS Cachan, France (recently renamed ENS Paris-Saclay). He obtained a Ph.D. degree of Industrial Engineering in 2005 from Ecole Centrale Paris, France (recently renamed CentraleSupélec), related to ISO GPS mechanical tolerancing and 3D metrology. He gained industry operational experience (1986-1988) in systems engineering and quality & reliability at Arianespace company, Kourou (French Guyana), France, working both on ground facilities and satellites launchers Ariane 1 to 4.

Professor at ISAE-Supméca, France, responsible of IS2M (Ingénierie des Systèmes Mécatroniques et Multiphysiques) research team of Quartz laboratory, he is in charge of research and teaching activities focusing mainly on tools, languages and methodologies for the collaborative design of complex systems such as mechatronic systems, CPS (Cyber-Physical Systems) and CPPS (Cyber-Physical Production Systems).

In the past 10 years, he mainly focused on Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Model-Based Safety Assessment (MBSA) and the digital twin concept, together with multiphysics modeling for the collaborative design of safety critical mechatronic systems, such as autonomous vehicle and factory of the future production systems (4.0 and 5.0).

thierno.diallo@isae-supmeca.fr

Associate – professor at ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France

Member of  Quartz Laboratory, within the Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Dr. Thierno DIALLO is Associate Professor at ISAE-Supméca since 2016. He holds an engineering degree in Industrial Engineering (ENSA, Fès 2011), a Master Degree in Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support (INSA, Lyon 2012) and a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University).

His research activities focus on the exploitation of Big Data in industry applied to prediction and diagnosis, decision support methods and the management of the adaptability and scalability of Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPS).

moncef.hammadi@isae-supmeca.fr

Associate Professor – HDR

ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Laboratoire Quartz/ Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Moncef Hammadi holds an MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the National Engineering School of Sfax, which he obtained in 2008. He earned his PhD in Industrial Engineering from Ecole Centrale de Paris (University of Paris Saclay) in 2012. In 2021, he achieved the qualification to supervise research from the University of Technology of Compiègne (UTC).

Since 2012, Moncef Hammadi has been serving as an associate professor at ISAE-Supmeca Paris. His research activities are part of the Ingénierie de Systèmes Mécatroniques et Multiphysiques (IS2M) team within the QUARTZ laboratory.

His focus encompasses complex systems modeling, multi-physics simulation, multi-disciplinary optimization, and inter-disciplinary collaborative design methodologies for the development of mechatronic and cyber-physical systems.

faida.mhenni@isae-supmeca.fr

Associate Professor at ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France.

Member of  Laboratoire Quartz, within the Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Faïda MHENNI received an engineering degree in electromechanical engineering in 2002 from ENIS (National Engineering School) in Sfax, Tunisia. She also received a MSc degree in mechanical engineering in 2004 from ENIM (National Engineering School), in Monastir, Tunisia.

She holds a Phd degree in mechanical engineering in 2010 from the ENIM (National Engineering School), in Monastir, Tunisia and a Phd in Industrial Engineering in 2014 from Ecole Centrale de Paris (currently University of Paris Saclay).

Her main research topics are systems engineering (MBSE), Safety, digital twin, mechatronic design and multi-physics conceptual design.

olivia.penas@isae-supmeca.fr

Research engineer, Research Deputy Director

ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Laboratoire Quartz/ Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Olivia Penas received his MSc in Material Science Engineering in 1999, PhD in Physics of Materials (Smart Space composites) in 2002 from INSA Lyon (France), and HDR degree (French habilitation to supervise PhD) in 2019. She was the Head of the Research Technical Support Teams of Supmeca in 2006, then the Deputy Director of LISMMA Laboratory in 2013 and Research Deputy Director of Supmeca (Paris) since 2015.

Her main research topics are systems engineering (MBSE), agility, knowledge management/ontologies, digital twin, design metrics, mechatronic design and multi-physics conceptual design.

regis.plateaux@isae-supmeca.fr

Associate Professor

ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Member of Laboratoire Quartz, within the Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Régis Plateaux obtained a Master of Advanced Studies in automated manufacturing from ENS Cachan, France (today ENS Paris-Saclay). He obtained a Ph.D. degree of Industrial Engineering in 2011 from Ecole Centrale Paris, France (today CentraleSupélec), related to the guaranty of the consistency and the continuity during mechatronic design process by the means of analogy, topology and algebraic topology.

Associate Professor at ISAE-Supméca, France, he is head of the Mechatronic and Complex System (MSC) department. His teaching activities address tools, languages and methodologies for the collaborative and agile design of complex systems, on Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), the digital twin concept, and multiphysics modeling.

His main research topics focus on:

• Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE)
• Agile Design
• Modeling and simulation of complex, mechatronic and cyber and cyber-physical systems and their digital twins
• Traceability of designs and simulations
• Coherence of Topologies and Interactions
• Knowledge management

nourhene.abdeljabbar@isae-supmeca.fr

Dr. Ing.

ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Quartz Laboratory / Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Main research topics focus on :

• Systems engineering: MBSE and MBSA
• Topological modeling of multi-physical systems
• Collaborative design : Category Theory
• 3D modeling of mechatronic systems (CAO)
• Digital Twin

romain.delabeye@isae-supmeca.fr

Associate Professor

ISAE-Supméca, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Member of Quartz Laboratory, within the Mechatronics and Multiphysics Systems Engineering (IS2M) research team

Romain Delabeye is an Associate Professor at Quartz Laboratory. He received a Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, mechatronics and complex systems from ISAE-Supméca, France, and a Master’s degree in autonomous vehicles dynamics and control from Cranfield University, UK. In 2024, he obtained a Ph.D in mechanical engineering and signal processing from Paris-Saclay University and CentraleSupélec, focusing on the unsupervised separation of actuator signatures from non-intrusive sensors in industrial processes, and applications to the energy sustainability of heterogeneous systems.

His main research topics focus on:

• Multiphysics model synthesis
• Physics-informed machine learning
• Blind source separation
• Experimental vibration mechanics
• Signal and image processing
• Knowledge capitalization and ontologies
• Digital twin applications

imane.bouhali@isae-supmeca.fr

PhD student

INSA CVL, Bourges, France & ISAE-SUPMECA, Saint Ouen sur Seine, France & Safran Seats, Issoudun, France.

Imane Bouhali is a mechatronic engineer and a third-year Ph.D. student at the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA Bourges), in collaboration with the High Institute of Mechanics (ISAE-SUPMECA Paris). Imane completed Engineering degree at Mechatronics, in addition of a Master degree from the High National School of Paris Saclay (ENS) at Complex Systems Control. Her research explores the multi-physics simulation, tackling discipline-specific modeling and co-simulation problems. In addition of the use of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in the context of the Digital Twin concept, operated in the development process. From a practical side, Imane is working at Safran Seats company, to put her research into practice.

Keywords: Digital Twin, MBSE, Mechatronics, Mulitphysics, Simulation.

gregoire.galisson@isae-supmeca.fr

PhD student

ISAE-SUPMECA, Saint-Ouen sur Seine, France

Grégoire is a thermal engineer and PhD student at ISAE-SUPMECA. He has three years of experience working on multiphysics simulation methodology for designing complex systems. His research focuses on enhancing simulation accuracy and efficiency and also aims to bridge the gap between MBSE and physical simulation.

Keywords : Simulation ; Thermal ; Multiphysics, MBSE, Digital Twin

patalano@unina.it

Full Professor

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Industrial Engineering, Fraunhofer Joint Laboratory IDEAS (Interactive DEsign And Simulation), P.le Tecchio 80, 80125 Naples, Italy

Stanislao Patalano received the master’s degree in mechanical engineering cum laude at the University of Naples Federico II (UNINA) in 1997 and a PhD degree in Machine Design and Construction in 2001. From 1999 he was first Researcher and then Associate Professor of Design Methods for Industrial Engineering. Since 2018, he is Full Professor of Design Methods for Industrial Engineering. From 2011 to 2022, he was responsible for the research activities of the Dept. of Industrial Engineering within PON Projects DIGIPAT (Digital Pattern Product Development), ICOSAF (Integrated Collaborative Systems for Smart Factories) and H2020 Project ENERMAN (ENERgy-efficient manufacturing system MANagement).

His research interests include CAD Methodologies, Knowledge-Based Engineering and Digital Prototyping, Variational Analysis and Tolerance Design, Object Oriented Programming and Simulation, Mechatronic System Design.

ferdinando.vitolo@unina.it

Assistant Professor

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Industrial Engineering, Fraunhofer Joint Laboratory IDEAS (Interactive DEsign And Simulation), P.le Tecchio 80, 80125 Naples, Italy

Ferdinando Vitolo is Assistant Professor of Design Methods for Industrial Engineering at the University of Naples Federico II. He obtained his Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (cum laude) from the University of Naples Federico II in 2012. From 2012 to 2014 he collaborated with the University of Naples Federico II in the National Project: « PON 01_1268, Digital Pattern Product Development; a pattern-driven approach for industrial product design, simulation and manufacturing ». After his PhD in Industrial Engineering, in 2017 he won a postdoctoral fellowship for activity research on  » Human-robot collaboration: modelling and design of workplace and device.

His main research interests are focused on MBSE and KBE, mechanical design, GD&T, advanced CAD modelling methodologies, and mechatronic systems, which is reflected in his courses on technical drawing, concept design of new vehicles and digital modelling of systems.

andrea.rega@unina.it

Post-Doc

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Industrial Engineering, Fraunhofer Joint Laboratory IDEAS (Interactive DEsign And Simulation), P.le Tecchio 80, 80125 Naples, Italy

Andrea Rega is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Naples Federico II (UNINA).
During his Ph.D. in clinical and experimental medicine, his major research activities concerned the designing and manufacturing of patient-specific medical devices.
From 2019 to 2021, he worked within the National Project PON ARS01_00861 – Integrated Collaborative systems for Smart Factory (ICOSAF), in collaboration with the Fraunhofer J-Lab IDEAS, Dept. of Industrial Engineering at the University of Naples Federico II.

He is currently involved in EnerMan – ENERgy efficient manufacturing system MANagement – Horizon 2020 project, G.A. 958478, EU funded project that aims to allow the Factory of the Future to predict and manage its energy consumption in an efficient and autonomous way.

His research interests include Human-Robot Collaboration, Model-Based Systems Engineering, Digital Twin, and Modelling and Simulation of Mechatronic Systems.

agnese.pasquariello@unina.it

PhD Student

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Industrial Engineering, Fraunhofer Joint Laboratory IDEAS (Interactive DEsign And Simulation), P.le Tecchio 80, 80125 Naples, Italy

Agnese Pasquariello is a Ph.D. student in Industrial Engineering at the University of Naples, Federico II.
She received her master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Naples Federico II, in 2019. Later, she worked as manufacturing engineering in an aircraft company for a year. From 2020 to 2021 she collaborated with the University of Naples Federico II on the PON Project ARS01_00861, Integrated Collaborative systems for Smart Factory (ICOSAF).

Her major research interests include Systems Engineering, Model Based Systems Engineering, Requirements Engineering and Modelling and Simulation of Mechatronic Systems.

francescogiuseppe.ciampi@unina.it

PhD Student

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Industrial Engineering, Fraunhofer Joint Laboratory IDEAS (Interactive DEsign And Simulation), P.le Tecchio 80, 80125 Naples, Italy

Francesco Giuseppe Ciampi is a Ph.D. student in Industrial Engineering at the University of Naples Federico II and his research activities are part of a joint programme between the IDEAS-Cogito and Quartz laboratories. He received the master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering for Design and Manufacturing cum laude in 2022. He collaborated with the University of Naples Federico II within EnerMan – ENERgy efficient manufacturing system MANagement – Horizon 2020 project, G.A. 958478, working to the development of an AR platform for operator’s energy awareness.

His research topics concern data-driven models enhanced by physical knowledge, human-robot collaboration in manufacturing and Augmented Reality interfaces.

peter.hehenberger@fh-wels.at

Professor for Integrated Product Development and Head of the Smart Mechatronics Engineering Research Group

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Wels, Austria

School of Engineering, Stelzhamerstraße 23, 4600 Wels, Austria

Dr. Peter Hehenberger is Professor for Integrated Product Development and Scientific Partner of the Institute for Agile Transformation at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. He leads the “Smart Mechatronics Engineering” Research Group. Core research interests cover “Sustainability in Development and Production of Mechatronic Systems” and “Engineering Processes” along with topics on “Digital Transformation”. He has published over 140 peer-reviewed papers in international journals and conference proceedings and been guest editor for three journal special issues. Dr. Hehenberger is active in the research community where he is refers to his research area of “Mechatronic Design” as group member of IFIP WG5.1 “Global Product development for the whole life-cycle” and IFAC TC 4.2 “Mechatronic Systems”. He is Austrian representative and Communications Publications & Events Officer for IFIP TC 5 “Information Technology Applications”. He serves as an Editorial Board Member for the “IFAC Journal Mechatronics”, “Computer-Aided Design and Applications” and “International Journal of Product Lifecycle Management” (IJPLM).

dominik.leherbauer@fh-wels.at

Research Associate

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Wels, Austria

School of Engineering, Stelzhamerstraße 23, 4600 Wels, Austria

Dominik Leherbauer studied « Mechatronics and Business Management » at the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences. He completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees with distinction. He was awarded the performance scholarship several times for his academic achievements during his studies. Since his graduation in Sep 2021, he authored two conference and one journal paper.

Since 2021 and ongoing, he is employed in a H2020 EU project dealing with the implementation of energy-efficient manufacturing. Although the project is an Innovation Action, important research topics could already be identified in the context. Existing experience includes the formal description and modelling of real production facilities for energy-efficient modelling. Current project activities will address the integration of sensor data into energy-relevant simulations.

simon.merschak@fh-wels.at

Research Associate and a PhD Candidate

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Wels, Austria

School of Engineering, Stelzhamerstraße 23, 4600 Wels, Austria

Simon Merschak is Research Associate at the School of Engineering, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Campus Wels, Austria. Currently he is finishing his PhD Thesis in the field of “Life Cycle Assessment” at Graz University of Technology. He finished his university degree MSc in Automation Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Campus Wels in 2016. His core competencies cover “Sustainable Product Development”, “Life Cycle Assessment” and “Numeric Simulation of Mechatronic Components” and include the optimization and metrological verification of mechatronic systems. He attended international conferences in Austria, Spain, France the Netherlands and Japan and published in several peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings.