LM2
Laboratory for Multiscale Mechanics (LM2)
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Welcome to LM2
The Laboratory for Multiscale Mechanics (LM2) at the Department of Mechanical Engineering is a cutting-edge research facility dedicated to advancing the field of mechanics through innovative research and collaboration. Our team is composed of five distinguished professors with complementary expertise, specializing in areas such as slender structure mechanics (Frédérick Gosselin), multiscale mechanics (Martin Lévesque), additive manufacturing (Daniel Therriault), smart origami/kirigami structures (David Melancon), and additive manufacturing of smart composites (Sampada Bodkhe).
Professors
LM2 is lead by 5 professors with complimentary experience.
LM2 Research Themes
The Team
LM2 brings together over 50 people from many domains. The team includes PhD and master’s students, technicians, research associates, postdoctoral fellows, and professors. We value collaboration, respect, and openness, to create an inclusive environment that drives innovative research outcomes. By leveraging our diverse expertise, we tackle complex challenges and develop cutting-edge solutions in many areas such as additive manufacturing, multi-stable structures, multi-scale mechanics, etc.
Our Infrastructures
Our laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment to support cutting-edge research. We host a variety of tools for processing, manufacturing, and characterizing nano, micro, and macro-systems. These include several commercial and industrial 3D printers, advanced custom-built additive manufacturing platforms such as 6-axis robot-assisted printing and multi-material multi-process printing, dispensing robots, mixing equipment like micro-extruders, optical microscopes, and numerous tensile machines.
Vision and Impact
Our vision at LM2 is to lead the way in mechanical engineering research by continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible. We aim to make significant contributions to science and technology while training the next generation of researchers and innovators. By partnering with industry leaders and academic institutions worldwide, we strive to impact the broader community positively and contribute to advancements in aerospace, energy, and beyond.
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