Margherita Capriotti

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San Diego State University

United States

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Margherita Capriotti is an Assistant Professor at San Diego State University, USA. Her research focuses on the characterization and evaluation of composite materials, particularly in the fields of ultrasonic guided wave scattering and nondestructive evaluation. Recent publications include works on acoustic radiation force elastography and its application in medical diagnostics, highlighting the integration of advanced modeling techniques in assessing material integrity and biological structures.

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Hsiao-Chuan Liu

Assistant Professor

University of Southern California

UNITED STATES

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Characterization of impact damage patterns in composite aerospace structures using augmented thermal signal reconstruction

Ultrasonic Guided Wave Scattering Spectra by Hybrid Global–Local Modeling for Nondestructive Evaluation in Composites With Varying Defect Features

The role of evanescent modes in global-local analysis of ultrasonic guided waves in plates with varying local zone-scatterer relations

Improved Global-Local Method for Ultrasonic Guided Wave Scattering Predictions in Composite Waveguides and Defects

The influence of acoustic radiation force beam shape and location on wave spectral content for arterial dispersion ultrasound vibrometry

Global–local model for three-dimensional guided wave scattering with application to rail flaw detection

Characterizing blood clots using acoustic radiation force optical coherence elastography and ultrasound shear wave elastography

Time-Aligned Plane Wave Compounding Methods for High-Frame-Rate Shear Wave Elastography: Experimental Validation and Performance Assessment on Tissue Phantoms

Toward improved accuracy in shear wave elastography of arteries through controlling the arterial response to ultrasound perturbation in-silico and in phantoms

Global-Local model for guided wave scattering problems with application to defect characterization in built-up composite structures

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Hsiao-Chuan Liu

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