RESEARCH TOPICS
Computational Multi-physics Modeling of Heterogeneous and Anisotropic Materials
Multi-physics and multi-field modeling of heterogeneous and anisotropic materials
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I focus in computational modeling and simulation of heterogeneous and anisotropic materials. My research involves the development and implementation of innovative methodologies to analyze materials and systems, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of their behavior under various conditions.
Hybrid Metal-Composites Mechanical Joints
Virtual testing-rig for hybrid metal-composite clinching joints
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I develop sophisticated mathematical models that accurately describe the complex behavior of materials under different loading scenarios. These models are pivotal in predicting and analyzing how materials respond to external forces and environmental factors, thereby informing the design and engineering of materials.
Multi-Scale Modeling
Micromechanical FE prediction of the mechanical behaviour of UD composites
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Bridging the gap between the behaviors of materials across various length scales is part of my research focus. This approach enables us to gain profound insights into the fundamental mechanisms governing material performance and tailor materials precisely for specific applications, spanning from the micro to macro levels.
Failure Analysis and Fatigue Damage Assessment
Strength and fatigue analysis of wind turbine blades
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Understanding the failure mechanisms of materials and assessing their durability is a key aspect of my research. I'm committed to developing methods that allow us to predict material degradation and estimate remaining useful life, which significantly contributes to the design and construction of safe and reliable structures.
Crashworthiness Analysis and Design Optimization of Energy Absorption Devices
Crushing response of hybrid CFRP and KFRP composite corrugated tubes
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Investigate the energy absorption characteristics of materials and structures during impact events. Research in this area aims to enhance the crashworthiness of applications like automotive and aerospace structures, improving safety and performance.
Machine Learning Integration
PINNs-based constitutive modeling framework for isotropic elasticity
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I explore the integration of machine learning algorithms with computational mechanics techniques. This fusion accelerates material modeling, simulation, and optimization, revolutionizing design processes and leading to the discovery of novel material properties and behaviors.
Material Characterization
Top: (A) plastic materials under different temperature and strain rate: (a) brittle, (b) plastic, (c) ductile, (d) elastic, and (B) thermoplastics under uniaxial tension: (a) elastic, (b) nonliear elastic, (c) yielding, (d) softening, (e) hardening, (f) fracture, (g) molecular chains
Bottom: Micro-computed tomography of SFRP PA6GF30
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My research extends beyond theoretical models into practical material characterization. I employ cutting-edge techniques to conduct in-depth, multi-scale characterization of composite materials. This comprehensive approach provides us with a holistic understanding of material behavior, which, in turn, facilitates the development of more accurate and robust material models.