Federico Bosi

Publications

• Asymptotic self-restabilization of a continuous elastic structure
• Instability of a penetrating blade
• Eshelby-like forces acting on elastic structures: Theoretical and experimental proof
• Molecular based temperature and strain rate dependent yield criterion for anisotropic elastomeric thin films
• Torsional locomotion
• Development of configurational forces during the injection of an elastic rod
• Experimental investigation of the elastoplastic response of aluminum silicate spray dried powder during cold compaction
• Nonlinear thermomechanical response and constitutive modeling of viscoelastic polyethylene membranes
• Cure-induced deformation of ultra-thin composite laminates
• Compressive Response of Non-slender Octet Carbon Microlattices
• Phononic canonical quasicrystalline waveguides
• A collaborative project between industry and academia to enhance Engineering Education at graduate and PhD level in ceramic technology
• Self-encapsulation, or the 'dripping' of an elastic rod
• An elastica arm scale
• Configurational Forces on Elastic Structures
• Finite strain elastoplastic bulging of circular diaphragms
• New phenomena in nonlinear elastic structures: from tensile buckling to configurational forces
• Failure and detachment path of impulsively loaded plates
• In-plane pipe whip: Post-failure dynamic response
• Nanographitic coating enables hydrophobicity in lightweight and strong microarchitected carbon
• Direct stress computations in arbitrarily shaped thin shells and elliptic bulge tests
• Bayesian optimisation of hexagonal honeycomb metamaterial
• Fabrication and mechanical characterization of CFRP X-core sandwich panels
• Multimodal imaging reveals multiscale mechanical interplay in vertebral endplate microarchitecture during intervertebral disc loading
• Multiaxial characterisation and nonlinear thermoviscoelastic isotropic and orthotropic constitutive models of ETFE membranes
• Multi-objective parametric optimisation of architected hexagonal honeycomb with stepped struts
• 2D carbon microlattices: A flexible, self-supporting, full-carbon building block