Mir Jalil Razavi

Assistant Professor

Binghamton University

United States

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Dr. Mir Jalil Razavi is an Assistant Professor at Binghamton University in the United States. His research focuses on the mechanics of biological structures, particularly the spatiotemporal evolution of the brain and computational modeling of biological systems. Recent publications include studies on axon pathfinding in folding brains, optimization of bone scaffold architecture, and the application of hyperelastic material models to brain cortex analysis.

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Jixin Hou

University of Georgia

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Changhong Ke

Binghamton University

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Guy K. German

Binghamton University

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Exploring hyperelastic material model discovery for human brain cortex: Multivariate analysis vs. artificial neural network approaches

Mechanics of the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Sulcal Pits in the Folding Brain

A mechanical model for axon pathfinding in a folding brain

Computational Modeling and Analysis of Fungi‐Inspired Network Systems

Stress landscape of folding brain serves as a map for axonal pathfinding

A review of computational optimization of bone scaffold architecture: methods, challenges, and perspectives

A theoretical framework for predicting the heterogeneous stiffness map of brain white matter tissue

Simultaneous optimization of stiffness, permeability, and surface area in metallic bone scaffolds

Multi-objective Shape Optimization of Bone Scaffolds: Enhancement of Mechanical Properties and Permeability

Shape optimization of orthopedic porous scaffolds to enhance mechanical performance

Hyperelastic material properties of axonal fibers in brain white matter

Geometrical nonlinear elasticity of axon under tension: A coarse-grained computational study

Effect of interfiber bonding on the rupture of electrospun fibrous mats

Role of axonal fibers in the cortical folding patterns: A tale of variability and regularity

From surface microrelief to big wrinkles in skin: A mechanical in-silico model

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Jixin Hou

Changhong Ke

Guy K. German

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