Professor Maciel primarily has expertise in fluid dynamics, especially in the turbulence and aerodynamics fields. His research topics are related to engineering problems, especially in the aeronautics, energy, and biomedical fields.

Professor St-Amant specializes in vibration dynamics, with a particular focus on experimental measurement and signal analysis. His research involves dynamic systems in general, energy recovery from vibrating structures, structure vibratory behavior, and the use of intelligent materials.

Professor Olivier is interested in the numerical simulation of multiphysics problems related to aerodynamics and energy fields, particularly concepts of turbines using elastic or flexible components. He specializes in computational fluid mechanics and fluid-structure interaction.

Professor Gosselin’s research interests revolve around instability phenomena and fluid-structure interactions. He has studied various engineering problems such as component vibrations in hydroelectric turbines and water hose instability in a geoengineering project.

Professor Egusquiza is a researcher at the Centre for Industrial Diagnostics and Fluid Dynamics (CDIF) at UPC. Her work focuses primarily on condition monitoring, vibration analysis, and the identification of complex dynamic phenomena in hydraulic machinery. Her expertise is embedded in applied research projects with a strong industrial and international dimension, related to the optimization and monitoring of energy systems.

Professor Tahan is a member of the Products, Processes and Systems Engineering Laboratory (LIPPS) at ÉTS. He specializes in metrology, quality, geometric tolerancing and predictive maintenance, particularly for wind turbines and hydraulic turbines. He also collaborates with Hydro-Québec in the areas of operational modal analysis and the study of the structural behaviour of turbines.