Turning today's composite materials innovations into tomorrow's reality
KAUST · · Notable
Summary
KAUST researchers at the Composite and Heterogeneous Materials Analysis and Simulation Laboratory (COHMAS) are developing new composite materials and computational models. The research focuses on ensuring the stability and service lifetime of composite structures used in aircraft, windmill blades, and industrial pipes. Professor Gilles Lubineau leads the group's work on computational modeling and experimental developments. Why it matters: This research aims to advance the use of composite materials in key sectors by addressing the challenge of long-term reliability, contributing to sustainability goals in energy, transportation and other industries.
Keywords
composite materials · KAUST · sustainability · computational modeling · COHMAS
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