Lukasz Figiel

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University of Warwick

United Kingdom

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Dr. Lukasz Figiel is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, UK. His research focuses on various aspects of materials science and engineering, including Bayesian modelling of hydrogen permeation in composites, the mechanics of sheet materials, and the stability of reaction fronts in solids. Additionally, he explores advancements in solid-state batteries and molecular simulations related to block copolymers, contributing to the development of novel testing methodologies for microstructural characterization.

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University of Warwick

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Bayesian modelling approach to hydrogen permeation in fibre-reinforced polymer composites

Stability of chemical reaction fronts in solids: Analytical and numerical approaches

Improving damage resistance of solid-state battery cathodes with block copolymers: A non-linear diffusion-mechanics study at the microscale

Effect of continuous and discontinuous non-proportional loadings on formability of DX54 sheet material

Impact of solid-electrolyte interphase reformation on capacity loss in silicon-based lithium-ion batteries

An extensible density-biasing approach for molecular simulations of multicomponent block copolymers

A two-scale framework for coupled mechanics-diffusion-reaction processes

A cut finite-element method for fracture and contact problems in large-deformation solid mechanics

Development of a novel testing methodology for in-situ microstructural characterisation during continuous strain path change

Isocyanate-functionalised graphene oxide and poly(vinyl alcohol) nacre-mimetic inspired freestanding films

Microscale diffusion-mechanics model for a polymer-based solid-state battery cathode

Freestanding α-zirconium phosphate based nacre-like composite films cast from water

Graphene Oxide Functionalized with 2-Ureido-4[1H]-pyrimidinone for Production of Nacre-Like Films

Size-dependent dynamic characteristics of graphene based multi-layer nano hetero-structures

Advances in finite element modelling of graphene and associated nanostructures

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Peter Brommer

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