Sarah Fischer

Head of Department

Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering

Germany

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Dr. Sarah Fischer is the Head of Department at the Fraunhofer Institute for Nondestructive Testing in Germany. Her research primarily focuses on acoustic methods and their application in nondestructive testing, including ultrasonic systems, acoustic resonance, and metamaterials. Recent publications highlight her work on coded excitation strategies, vocalization classification in swine, and the mechanical properties of advanced materials.

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Coded excitation strategies to ensure the validity of ultrasound controlled tightening of bolted joints

Framework for Classification of Fattening Pig Vocalizations in a Conventional Farm with High Relevance for Practical Application

Multimodal Characterization Method for Metamaterials with Tunable Mechanical Stiffness and Electrical Resistivity

Influence of Form and Structural Features of Open‐Cell Hybrid Foam on the Remanent Magnetic Scanning

Evaluation of a Local Acoustic Resonance Method for Coating Thickness Determination on Stochastic Metal Hybrid Foams

Identifying Factors Influencing the Properties of Vibroacoustic Metamaterials Using Three Different Acoustic Methods

Simulation-based approach to estimate influencing factors on acoustic resonance spectra of additively manufactured mechanical metamaterials

Modular, Physically Motivated Simulation Model of an Ultrasonic Testing System

Inverse stimulation enables ultrasonic binary coding for NDE using a custom linear testing system

Acoustic emission of lattice structures under cycling loading relates process parameters with fatigue properties

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William Kaal

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