Neil Reynolds

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University of Warwick

United Kingdom

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Neil Reynolds is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, UK. His research primarily focuses on composite materials, including the mechanics of fibre composites, morphology development in thermoplastic laminates, and the performance of structural braided composites. Recent articles authored by him explore various aspects of composite manufacturing and testing methodologies.

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University of Warwick

UNITED KINGDOM

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A failure mechanics study of aligned brick-and-mortar discontinuous long-fibre composites

Effect of manufacturing conditions on morphology development in rapid stamp formed polyamide/glass fibre composite laminate components

Experimental and numerical investigation of the intra-ply shear behaviour of unidirectional prepreg forming through picture-frame test

Quality Analysis of Weld-Line Defects in Carbon Fibre Reinforced Sheet Moulding Compounds by Automated Eddy Current Scanning

The effect of braid angle on the flexural performance of structural braided thermoplastic composite beams

Three-point flexural performance of tailor-braided thermoplastic composite beam structures

A comparative study between epoxy and vinyl ester CF-SMC for high volume automotive composite crash structures

Direct Processing of Structural Thermoplastic Composites Using Rapid Isothermal Stamp Forming

On the validity of bias-extension test method for the characterisation of in-plane shear properties of rapid-cure prepregs

Shear deformability characteristics of a rapid-cure woven prepreg fabric

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