Caroline DECK

En résumé

Entreprises

• Strasbourg University-CNRS - PhD Researcher

  2004 - maintenant I'm in charge on several project in the Research Team : "Biomechanical Systems : Tranport and Safety"
  The main objectives were:
  - To assess the main injury mechanisms of the human head
  - To review and evaluate the current numerical finite element head models in the global community by creating a benchmark procedure and by comparing all models responses.
  - To develop and propose new injury criteria by reconstructing some real world accidents.
  - To develop a head injury predictive tool and to make some ISO recommendations.
  - To evaluate and to optimise some protective systems with the predictive FE head model (airbag, bonnet, helmet, windscreen…)
  - To develop a micro macro mathematical model for brain

• Strasbourg University - PhD Student in Biomechanics

  2001 - 2004 2001-2004 PhD Student in Biomechanics “Finite Element Modelling of cranium-encephalic injuries-Application on Helmet optimisation against biomechanical criteria.”
  
  
  - Development of a new 3D FEM of the human head with a detailed skull geometry including skull reinforced beams and thickness variation in order to simulate both linear and depressive fractures.
  - Validation of this FEM against existing head impacts involving skull fracture as well as a linear and a non-linear brain constitutive law which permit an accurate validation against brain deformation under impact.
  - Multidirectional validation and optimisation against biomechanical criteria of a head-helmet coupling

Formations

• Strasbourg University

  Strasbourg 2014 - 2014 HDR

• Strasbourg University

  Strasbourg 2001 - 2004 PhD

Réseau

• Carla PAQUET

• Christophe HUSSON

• Cyane DASSONNEVILLE

• Daniel PESSEY

• Fabienne BLANCHON

• Frank MEYER

• Gilles FOUILLOUX

• Guillaume LEFEBVRE

• Jeyendran NADARASA

• Lubena KRIVTCHEVA