Research Team

Nico Felicien Declercq

The Engineering Wave Propagation Laboratory brings together undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, visiting scholars, and international collaborators working toward a common objective: advancing the science and engineering of wave propagation through the integration of theory, computation, and experiment.

Our laboratory is intentionally international in character. Based at Georgia Tech Europe in Metz, France, it provides a collaborative research environment in which students and researchers from diverse backgrounds contribute to fundamental scientific discovery while addressing engineering challenges of societal importance.

Beyond research, the laboratory is committed to education, mentorship, and the professional development of future academic and industrial leaders. Many former members have gone on to successful careers in universities, research institutes, and industry throughout the world.

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Eleven researchers (6 Ph.D students, 1 Master student, 1 Bachelor student, 3 Postdocs) supervised by Dr. Declercq in his laboratory at Georgia Tech Europe have gone on to academic careers at universities in Europe, North America, and Asia. Ten have subsequently obtained faculty appointments (permanent or fixed-term): Dicky Silitonga (Vietnamese German University), Junliang Dong (University of Arkansas), Eric Stribling (Arizona State University), Jorge Antonio Cruz Calleja (Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico), Peter McKeon (South Dakota School of Mines and Technology), Jingfei Liu (Texas Tech University), Lynda Chehami (Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, France), L. Satyanarayan (Georgia Institute of Technology Europe, France), Yosuke Ishii (Kyoto University) )and Pascal Pomarède (École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers, France). An additional researcher, Pooja Dubey, has received a verbal offer for a permanent faculty position.