Thibaut Hirschler
Assitant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, France.
Some info about me:
- I teach in the Mechanical Engineering department of Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard, a french technical university located in the North-East of France.
- I do my research at the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Carnot de Bourgogne, a CNRS Mixed Research Unit. I am part of a research team doing mechanics with a focus on mechanical design.
- My scientific activities are devoted to the construction of efficient numerical methods and models for designing innovative structures. I do (simple) math and I code (when possible). I still think about the underlying physics time to time 😉.
This webpage gathers the main contents related to my research and eventually my teaching. I maintain this page mainly for me, but you might find interesting stuff here and there.
Contact
| thibaut.hirschler@utbm.fr | |
| Adress | UTBM, Site de Sévenans |
| Thibaut Hirschler, ICB-CO2M | |
| Rue de Leupe, FR-90400 Sévenans, France | |
| Social | ResearchGate, LinkedIn, Google Scholar. |
News
| Jul 09, 2026 | New publication alert: “Efficient fine-scale simulation of nonlinear hyperelastic lattice structures”. |
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| Jul 01, 2026 | We are hiring a PhD student (fully funded) to build a generative design framework of 4D-printed deployable structures. 👉 See the job offer: french version. |
| Nov 01, 2025 | Glad to welcome Loïc Dupeuble for his PhD adventure! He will constribute to my ANR JCJC project DynOpt4Lattice by building new isogeometric shape optimization methods for lattice structures. |
| Aug 21, 2025 | My project DynOpt4Lattice has been selected by the French National Research Agency! I am hiring a PhD student (fully funded) to build a nice numerical framework for designing lattice structures with optimal dynamical behavior. 👉 See the job offer: english version or french version. |
| Jun 04, 2025 | I will take part to the European Solid Mechanics Conference in Lyon, France, 7-11 July. Thomas Cardart will present his work entitled A PINN-based domain decomposition method for the optimal design of additively manufactured lattice structures that I co-supervised. |