Pascal Hubert

Pascal Hubert is a Professor at McGill University, Department of Mechanical Engineering, holding the Werner Graupe Chair on Sustainable Composites Manufacturing. His research areas include Materials and Structures, with a focus on the development of process modeling tools for advanced composite materials. Hubert's work involves the mechanical and physical properties of nanostructured composite materials, utilizing experimental and computational techniques. He is affiliated with several research centers and institutes at McGill, including the McGill Institute for Advanced Materials and the Trottier Institute for Sustainability in Engineering and Design. His research collaborations span multiple institutions and industries, including The Boeing Company, NASA, and the University of British Columbia.

Pascal Hubert is a researcher at McGill University specializing in composite materials. His work focuses on the mechanical behavior, processing, and characterization of composite materials, with an emphasis on carbon nanotube-reinforced systems and thermoset resins. Hubert's research explores the interaction between carbon nanotubes and polymers, the compaction of composite laminates, and the modeling of flow and cure kinetics in composite manufacturing. His studies also address the impregnation of out-of-autoclave prepregs and the development of characterization methodologies for thermoset resins. His contributions highlight the importance of material science in enhancing the performance of composite structures for advanced applications.