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Marie Touboul is a rising leader in the field of fluid-structure interaction, with a particular focus on the emerging intersection of metamaterials and fluid dynamics. Her most-cited work, "Metamaterials and Fluid Flows" (2026), has already garnered 4 citations, signaling growing interest in her pioneering approach to controlling dynamic interactions between fluids and solid structures. Touboul’s research addresses fundamental challenges in aerospace and naval engineering while also exploring novel applications in energy harvesting technologies. By leveraging the unique properties of metamaterials, she proposes innovative ways to manipulate fluid flows and structural responses, potentially revolutionizing the design of more efficient, adaptive systems. Her contributions are particularly notable for bridging classical mechanics with cutting-edge materials science, offering new pathways for vibration control, drag reduction, and energy conversion. As her work continues to gain traction, Touboul is establishing herself as a key figure in next-generation fluid-structure interaction research, with implications for sustainable energy and advanced engineering design.