THESES

• Flora ESTERMANN : Détection et segmentation d’anomalies en imagerie ultrasonore 3D par des approches faiblement supervisées ou non supervisées
  Laboratories : CREATIS et LVAthesis director : Philippe Delachartre (CREATIS)supervisors : Philippe Guy (LVA) et Valérie KAFTANDJIAN (LVA)
• Naïs CARON DELBOSC : Multimodal perception of aerial sounds and aquatic vibrations in crocodiles
  Laboratories : CRNL CAP - ENESThesis director : Nicolas Mathevon (ENES) et Nicolas Grimault (CAP)
• Maryne FEBVRE SECK : Smart Structures and transducer network controlled by AI
  Laboratories : LaMCoS et LTDSThesis directors : Simon Chesné (LaMCoS) and Manuel Collet (LTDS)
• Estelle MEZIANI : Experimental investigation of shear stress induced by cavitation bubbles
  Laboratories : LabTau et LMFAThesis directors : Claude InserraThesis supervisors : Philippe Blanc-Benon et Cyril Mauger
• Yuling CHEN : Flow and mixing in curved pipe: in relation to ultrasound therapy of iliac endofibrosis
  Laboratories : LaBTaU and LMFAThesis supervisors : Jean-Christophe Béra (LaBTau) and Thomas Castelain (LMFA)
• Emanuele SARPERO : Non-linear acoustic behaviors in a lined flow duct
  Laboratories : LMFA and LTDS (ECL/ENTPE)thesis supervisors : Marie-Annick Galland, Didier Dragna, Emmanuel Gourdon
• Robin DUCLERMORTIER : Auditory distance and externalization via headphones.
  Laboratories : LTDS ENTPE - CRNL CAPThesis Director : Mathieu Lavandier and Fabien Perrin
• Loïc ALEXANDRE : Active control of synthesized acoustic field in a listening room
  Laboratories : ANR FAST project which brings together the CITI-Lab of INSA Lyon, the GRAME-CNCM and the LMFAthesis director : Mme. Galland Marie-Annick supervising : Mr. Lecomte Pierre

• Alexis JAMOIS : Development of meta-materials for aero-acoustic applications
  Laboratories : LMFA (Lyon) and LTDS (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisors : Marie-Annick Galland, Didier Dragna and Mohamed Ichchou
• Camila ZANIN : Nonlinear interactions of mass-in-mass cells in a lattice of acoustic metamaterial
  Laboratory : ENTPE-LTDS (Lyon) - INSA-LaMCoS (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisor : Alireza TURE SAVADKOOHI (LTDS, ENTPE), Régis DUFOUR (LaMCoS, INSA LYON)

• Sarah CLEVE : Microstreaming induced by non-spherically oscillating microbubbles
  Laboratories : LMFA (ECL) and LabTau (UCBL)
  Thesis supervisors : P.Blanc-Benon and C.Insera
• Philéas MAIGROT : Annoyance due to noise and vibration from railway traffic in cities
  Laboratories : LVA (INSA Lyon) et LGCB (ENTPE)
  Thesis supervisors: C. Marquis-Favre et E.Parizet
• Alice DINSENMEYER : Inverse methods for aero-acoustic source characterization
  Research laboratories : LVA (INSA Lyon) et LMFA (ECL)
  Thesis Directors : J. Antoni, C. Bailly, Q. Leclère
• Adrien POIZAT : Temporal control of ultrasound cavitation : application to extracorporeal ultrasound thrombolysis
  Currently engineer/researcher at SentinHealth (Grenoble, France)
• Léo PAPET : Between air and water, the acoustic world of crocodiles
  Laboratory : CRNL (Lyon) et ENES Neuro-PSI (Saint-Etienne)
  Thesis supervisor : N.Grimault and N.Mathevon
• Marion DAVID : Toward sequential segregation of speech sounds based on spatial cues
  Currently in post-doctoral studies at the University of Oldenburg in Germany previously postdoctoral Associate, Andrew Oxenham's team, Department of Psychology, Auditory Perception and Cognition Laboratory University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
• Achim KLEIN : Annoyance indicators for various urban road vehicle pass-by noises and urban road traffic noise combined with tramway noise
  Currently working at ARUP in Manchester (UK)
• Maxime POLICHETTI : 3-D spatio-temporal monitoring of cavitation using ultrasound imaging. Application to monitoring of ultrasound therapy
  Laboratories : LabTau and CREATIS
  Thesis supervisors : J.C.Béra and C.Cachard
• Maité CASTRO : Composing the self with music ! : effects of autobiographical musical context on cerebral functioning in patients with disorders of consciousness and healthy subjects
  Currently a businesswoman
• Thibault LAFONT : Statistical vibroacoustics : study of SEA assumptions
  Currently Autoneum engineer (Zurich)
• Lucien CHARROYER: Numerical methods for calculating self-sustaining friction-related vibrations: Application to railway squeal noise
  Currently on permanent contract with ESI Group
• Moira-Phoebe HUET : Irrelevant sound effect in open office space: neural signature with normal and impaired hearing
  Laboratories : CRNL and LVA (INSA)
  Thesis Supervisors : E.Gaudrain and E.Parizet
• Paul BOULOS: Ultrasound imaging of the ultrasound thrombolysis
  Currently Engineer Biomedical/ultrasoundS at OxSonics Limited (Oxford UK)
• Zakia Bazari: Pneumatic/road contact modeling for rolling noise assessment
• Goulven LE-MOIGN : Design and optimisation of a random 2D sparse array for 3D medical ultrasound imaging
  Laboratories : CREATIS Lyon and Acoustics Group of the University of Sherbrooke
  Thesis supervisors : C.Cachard, O.Basset (Lyon) and N.Quaegebeur, P.Masson (Québec)
• Camille GREGOIRE : Contact Noise: identifying the exciter field by inverse method
  Laboratories : LTDS (ECL) and LVA (INSA)
  Thesis supervisors : B.Laulagnet and J.Perret-Liaudet
• Simon BOULEY: MAnalytical modelings of the rotor-stator interaction tonal noise by the mode-matching technique
• Maeva VALLET : Development of a photoacoustic imaging system : Phantom validation and application to atherosclerosis
  Startup R&D Engineer (Oxford)
• Christophe MARCHETTO : "Experimental characterization of the vibro-acoustic response of panels under random excitation by measuring sensitivity functions "
  Defense of a doctoral thesis from the University of Lyon in international co-supervision between the University of Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke, Canada) and INSA LyonLaboratory: LVADoctoral School ED162 MEGA
• Pascal FOSSAT : Homogénéisation périodique de plaques raidies à résonance interne
  Laboratoire : LTDS
• Fulbert M'BAILASSEM : Noise control using Localization phenomenon of irregular geometries
  Currently in post-doctoral studies at the LGCB
• Gabriel REGNAULT : Study of the microstreaming generated by a cavitation bubble in interaction with its environment
  Laboratoires : LabTau et LMFA (INSA)
  Thesis supervisor : Philippe Blanc BenonSupervising : Claude Inserra et Cyril Mauger
• Florian VIXEGE : Study of 4-D intraventricular flow by Doppler echocardiography
  Laboratoires : CREATIS (INSA Lyon) et LMFA (ECL)
  Thesis supervisor : Didier Vray et Philippe Blanc BenonSupervising : Damien Garcia
• Nicolas AUQUIER : Equivalent model of multilayer materials with unconventionnal coupling
  Laboratories : LVA (Lyon) and LTDS (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisors : Kerem Ege and Emmanuel Gourdon
• Samaneh CHOUPANI : Intravascular manometry by vector Doppler
  Laboratories : CREATIS (Lyon) et Lab TAU (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisors : Jean-Christophe Béra, Bruno Gilles, Damien Garcia et François Varray
• Yahya ALLAHTAVAKOLI : Psychoacoustic and vibroacoustic oriented design optimization of sandwich structures, assessment of the meso-structural effects
  Laboratories : LGCB (Lyon) LTDS (Lyon) et LVA (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisors : Cathy Marquis-Favre, Nacer Hamzaoui et Mohamed Ichchou
• Arthur GUIBARD : Analysis of the propagation constraints on the acoustic communication networks among mountain galliformes
  laboratories : LMFA (Lyon) et ENES Neuro-PSI (Saint-Etienne)
  thesis supervisor : Frédéric SEBE, Didier DRAGNA, Sébastien OLIVIER
• Julie THEVENET : The acoustic basis of information coding in crocodiles’ vocalizations
  laboratories : CRNL (Lyon) et ENES Neuro-PSI (Saint-Etienne)
  thesis supervisors : Nicolas Grimault and Nicolas Mathevon
• Audrey SIVADON : Identification of a complex ultrasound cavitation field using passive imaging
  Laboratories : LabTau (Lyon) et CREATIS (Lyon)
  Thesis supervisors : Jean-Christophe Béra, Bruno Gilles et Barbara Nicolas et François Varray

Initiated in France by the Conference of University Presidents (CPU) and the CNRS, the competition Ma thèse en 180 secondes (My thesis in 180 seconds) enables doctoral students or young PhDs to present their research subject in simple terms to a diverse and lay audience. Each participant must produce a clear, concise and yet convincing presentation of their research project in three minutes.
This competition offers a unique opportunity for participants to hone their communication skills, while giving them the chance to disseminate their research in the public space. It is international in scope and consists of 4 stages: a local final, a national semi-final, a national final and an international final.

The community of universities and institutions on the Lyon Saint-Etienne site, known as the University of Lyon (UdL), is taking part in the sixth edition of the My thesis in 180 seconds competition.

Within the Lyon Saint-Etienne site, 14 candidates are taking part in the local final "University of Lyon". The University of Lyon will select the 14 candidates for the final.


Rules and application form on the University of Lyon website: click

Back to the young researchers programme, interview of Margot Bouhon, CRNL PhD student click here