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Seyed Mahmoud Mousavi

Associate Professor

Uppsala University

Sweden

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Dr. Seyed Mahmoud Mousavi is an Associate Professor at Uppsala Universitet in Sweden. His research focuses on advanced material science, including auxetic metamaterials, viscoelastic architectured materials, and nonlinear wave propagation in nanostructures. His recent contributions to the field also encompass the analysis of solid lubricating materials and the behavior of carbon nanotubes under various conditions.

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Sergei Khakalo

Assistant Professor (term 2), tenure track

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Kristofer Gamstedt

Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Dynamic characteristics of multilayer graphene considering nonlinear higher-order strain gradient

Design of auxetic metamaterial for enhanced low cycle fatigue life and negative Poisson’s ratio through multi-objective Bayesian optimization

Tailored energy dissipation with viscoelastic architectured materials

Analysis of solid lubricating materials microstructures properties in the frame of cylindrical coordinates system and reduced micromorphic model

Nonlinear wave propagation in graphene incorporating second strain gradient theory

Nonlinear dynamic behavior of carbon nanotubes incorporating size effects

Viscoelastic behavior of softwood based on a multiscale computational homogenization

Second-order homogenization of 3-D lattice materials towards strain gradient media: numerical modelling and experimental verification

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Sergei Khakalo

Kristofer Gamstedt

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