Luís Varandas

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University of Bristol

United Kingdom

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FANDANGO (FAN Design And iNtegrity, GO)

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FANTASTICAL (FAN Testing And STatistical Integrity CALibration)

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Improvement of the Crashworthiness of Composite Transportation Structures (ICONIC)

Open Date: 2017-03-01

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PASSARO (caPAbilities for innovative Structural and functional teSting of AeROstructures)

Open Date: 2016-01-01

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Brian George Falzon

RMIT University

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Antonio Melro

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Universidade de Aveiro

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Luís Varandas

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Exploiting intrinsic size effect to overcome specimen scaling limitations in fracture toughness characterisation of composite materials

Estimating the mode I through-thickness intralaminar R-curve of unidirectional carbon fibre-reinforced polymers using a micromechanics framework combined with the size effect method

On the importance of nesting considerations for accurate computational damage modelling in 2D woven composite materials

Assessing the current modelling approach for predicting the crashworthiness of Formula One composite structures

Compressive intralaminar fracture toughness and residual strength of 2D woven carbon fibre reinforced composites: New developments on using the size effect method

Micromechanical modelling of the longitudinal compressive and tensile failure of unidirectional composites: The effect of fibre misalignment introduced via a stochastic process

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Brian George Falzon

Antonio Melro

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