Holding a PhD and teaching in fluid mechanics, I practice CFD with one simple conviction: a simulation is only useful if you truly understand what you are doing. Every mesh, every model, every convergence criterion directly influences the results. Between advanced research and industrial projects, I have learned to never take a simulation for granted and to always challenge it against the physics and common sense. In my training courses on code_saturne, I share a pragmatic approach: structuring your methodology, avoiding classic pitfalls, and producing reliable and defensible simulations. My goal is simple: to make you autonomous and confident in your simulations.
Their courses
- code_saturne and Salomé: CFD simulationDiscover the fundamentals of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) with code_saturne, from mesh generation to the analysis of results, through a step-by-step approach based on real-world industrial cases.See the course
- code_saturne: thermo-hydraulics and heat transferDevelop your expertise in code_saturne to model flows involving heat transfer and address industrial thermo-hydraulic challenges.See the course
Their upcoming sessions
- code_saturne and Salomé: CFD simulationSeptember 24-25, 2026ClosedOn site · Français
- code_saturne and Salomé: CFD simulationNovember 5 and November 12, 2026OpenRemote · English
- code_saturne: thermo-hydraulics and heat transferDecember 3-4, 2026OpenOn site · Français
- code_saturne and Salomé: CFD simulationMarch 9-10, 2027OpenOn site · Français
- code_saturne: thermo-hydraulics and heat transferMay 25-26, 2027OpenOn site · Français
