Naruki Ichihara

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Dr. Naruki Ichihara is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on advanced composite materials, particularly in the area of 3D printing and its applications in carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastics and epoxy composites. Recent publications highlight his work on optimizing printing processes, damage mechanics, and the mechanical behavior of composite structures.

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2020

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ueda masahito

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University of Cambridge

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High axial compressive strength in 3D-printed continuous carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastics by controlling printing forces

Penalized anisotropy: Controlling anisotropy growth in concurrent optimization of topology and fiber orientation for orthotropic composite materials

3D printing with tension and compaction: prevention of fiber waviness in 3D-printed continuous carbon fiber–reinforced thermoplastics

Effects of a Perimeter on the Post-failure Behavior of Fiber-reinforced Polymer Composite Lattices

Continuum damage mechanics behavior of a carbon-fiber-reinforced epoxy composite fabricated by filament winding with different material and manufacturing conditions

3D-printed high-toughness composite structures by anisotropic topology optimization

3D-print infill generation using the biological phase field of an optimized discrete material orientation vector field

Progressive damage simulation for a 3D-printed curvilinear continuous carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic based on continuum damage mechanics

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ueda masahito

Mickael Castro

Vikram Deshpande

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