MARTA MARIA MOURE-CUADRADO

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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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Marta Maria Moure-Cuadrado is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain. Her research focuses on the mechanical characterization of materials, specifically in the areas of fiber reinforced polymers, synthetic gels, and sustainable recycling technologies. She has contributed to several recent articles examining drilling characteristics, low-energy impact simulations, and the design strength of composite laminates.

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SHIRLEY KALAMIS GARCÍA CASTILLO

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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University of Palermo

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Drilling characteristics and properties analysis of fiber reinforced polymer composites: A comprehensive review

Drilling characteristics and properties analysis of fiber reinforced polymer composites: A comprehensive review

Simulation of low-energy impacts on the human hand for prediction of peak reaction forces and bone fracture

Simulation of low-energy impacts on the human hand for prediction of peak reaction forces and bone fracture

Sustainable recycling technologies for thermoplastic polymers and their composites: A review of the state of the art

Mechanical Characterization of Synthetic Gels for Creation of Surrogate Hands Subjected to Low-Velocity Impacts

Mechanical Characterization of Synthetic Gels for Creation of Surrogate Hands Subjected to Low-Velocity Impacts

Sustainable recycling technologies for thermoplastic polymers and their composites: A review of the state of the art

Design tool to predict the open-hole failure strength of composite laminates subjected to in-plane loads

Design tool to predict the open-hole failure strength of composite laminates subjected to in-plane loads

Preparation and characterization of new hybrid polymer composites from<i>Phoenix pusilla</i>fibers/E-glass/carbon fabrics on potential engineering applications: Effect of stacking sequence

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SHIRLEY KALAMIS GARCÍA CASTILLO

Vincenzo Fiore

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