(+216) 98 411 511
icamem2024@gmail.com
Prof. Stefano Lenci
Department of Civil and Building Engineering, and Architecture (DICEA)Polytechnic University of Marche (UNIVPM) ItalyProfessor Stefano Lenci did research and taught at the Universities of Ancona (now Polytechnic University of Marche), Camerino, Pisa, Rome “La Sapienza” and Paris 6, where he stayed for two years and a half. He has been responsible for various national and international scientific projects and has supervised over 200 undergraduate students and 25 PhD students (4 ongoing). Prof. Lenci was invited to deliver more than 40 seminars at different universities. He is the author of about 400 scientific publications including 12 books and 213 journal articles. He has been Guest Editor of Special Issues and a reviewer for 187 international scientific journals.
Prof. Stefano Lenci
Department of Civil and Building Engineering, and Architecture (DICEA)Polytechnic University of Marche (UNIVPM) ItalyShort Bio
Professor Stefano Lenci did research and taught at the Universities of Ancona (now Polytechnic University of Marche), Camerino, Pisa, Rome “La Sapienza” and Paris 6, where he stayed for two years and a half. He has been responsible for various national and international scientific projects and has supervised over 200 undergraduate students and 25 PhD students (4 ongoing). Prof. Lenci was invited to deliver more than 40 seminars at different universities. He is the author of about 400 scientific publications including 12 books and 213 journal articles. He has been Guest Editor of Special Issues and a reviewer for 187 international scientific journals. He has delivered invited/keynote/plenary lectures at various Conferences and chaired several sessions at international Congresses.
His research is focused on the investigation of several aspects of the nonlinear dynamics of various mechanical systems and models, including buckled beams, shallow arches, rolling ships, inverted pendulum between lateral walls, mathematical pendulum, rigid block, infinite beams on unilateral soil, frictional impact oscillator, bilayer beams. An original method for controlling nonlinear dynamics and chaos has been developed and applied to various mechanical systems. The dynamical integrity of mechanical systems has been investigated, too. Other specific research issues include laying of marine pipelines in deep and ultra-deep waters (the J-lay problem), the dynamic of windscreen wiper, various aspects of the mechanical behaviour of interfaces, and mechanical models for detecting elastic and damaged behaviour of composites. Recently, he has investigated the nonlinear vibrations of non-uniform beams, the effects of the boundary conditions of the nonlinear oscillations of beams, the isochronous oscillations of nonlinear beams, wave propagation in beams on unilateral soil, and exact solutions for nonlinear oscillators and nonlinear dynamics of wind towers.
Prof. Lamine Dieng
Metallic and Cable Structures Laboratory (SMC), Department of Materials and Structures (MAST) Gustave Eiffel University (UGE) FranceProfessor Lamine Dieng has conducted research and taught at the Universities of Nancy, Nantes, Bretagne-Sud and Québec. He has managed various national and international scientific projects and has supervised over 35 master class students and 10 PhD students. Prof. Dieng was invited to deliver more than 45 seminars at different universities. He has authored about 105 scientific publications including 41 journal articles. Since 2022, he has served as the Director of Cooperation and Development at the French and South African Institute of Technology (F’SATI) in Pretoria and Cape Town, South Africa, representing Gustave Eiffel University.
Prof. Lamine Dieng
Metallic and Cable Structures Laboratory (SMC), Department of Materials and Structures (MAST) Gustave Eiffel University (UGE) FranceShort Bio
Professor Lamine Dieng has conducted research and taught at the Universities of Nancy, Nantes, Bretagne-Sud and Québec. He has managed various national and international scientific projects and has supervised over 35 master class students and 10 PhD students. Prof. Dieng was invited to deliver more than 45 seminars at different universities. He has authored about 105 scientific publications including 41 journal articles. Since 2022, he has served as the Director of Cooperation and Development at the French and South African Institute of Technology (F’SATI) in Pretoria and Cape Town, South Africa, representing Gustave Eiffel University.
His academic and professional journey is distinguished by deep expertise in mechanics and civil engineering, with a particular focus on the durability of metallic and cable structures.
his research focuses mainly on the study of the behavior of cables (bridge cables, offshore platform anchor cables, conductor cables, overhead conductors, etc.) and on the characterization of pathologies ( fatigue fretting corrosion of welded assemblies – residual stresses – completion Behavior of gusset plates, bolted assemblies)
His recent studies concern the use of acoustic emission and machine learning tools for smart monitoring of cable damages in bridges, the investigation of dynamic marine power cables that are suitable for application in devices that harness energy from ocean currents, waves, and tides. Other specific research issues include modal analysis of a riveted lattice beam for improved retrofitting operations and the characterization of the mechanical properties of low stiffness marine power cables through tension, bending, torsion, and fatigue Testing.
Dr Daniil Yurchenko
Associate Professor, Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton
Dr Yurchenko is an expert in the area of Nonlinear Stochastic Dynamics and Control, Vibration mitigation, and mathematical and experimental modelling of complex dynamic systems. He obtained a PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA on the development of stochastic optimal control theory for dynamic multi-degree-of-freedom systems and systems subjected to impact loading. In 2007 became a full Professor at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, St. Peterburg State Polytechnic University. In 2008 he received a Young Scientists Award from the Russian President Science Council. Dr Yurchenko has published over 150 scientific publications including peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, and delivered Keynote lectures. He is an Editorial board member of Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Int. J. of Dynamics and Control, Journal of Vibrations, Energies.
Dr Daniil Yurchenko
Associate Professor, Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of SouthamptonShort Bio
Dr Yurchenko is an expert in the area of Nonlinear Stochastic Dynamics and Control, Vibration mitigation, and mathematical and experimental modelling of complex dynamic systems. He obtained a PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA on the development of stochastic optimal control theory for dynamic multi-degree-of-freedom systems and systems subjected to impact loading. In 2007 became a full Professor at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, St. Peterburg State Polytechnic University. In 2008 he received a Young Scientists Award from the Russian President Science Council. Dr Yurchenko has published over 150 scientific publications including peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, and delivered Keynote lectures. He is an Editorial board member of Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Int. J. of Dynamics and Control, Journal of Vibrations, Energies.