Stefano Turzi

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Stefano Turzi is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano in Italy. His research focuses on fluid mechanics, active nematics, and mechanical morphogenesis, elucidating phenomena such as spontaneous flow and elastic behavior in various contexts. Recent publications include studies on active viscoelastic materials, prion protein-mediated transport, and finite-temperature phenomena in disordered systems.

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Paola Nardinocchi

Full Professor

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

ITALY

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Gaetano Napoli

Full Professor

Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

ITALY

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Michele Curatolo

Sapienza University of Rome

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Paolo Biscari

Full Professor in Condensed Matter

Politecnico di Milano

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Spontaneous flow in active nematics: Effects induced by annular confinement

Modelling the prion protein-mediated transport of extracellular vesicles on the neuron surface

Growth-induced delamination of an elastic film adhered to a cylinder

Swelling-driven soft elastic catapults

Bifurcation analysis of pressure-induced detachment of a rod adhered to a plate

Finite-Temperature Avalanches in 2D Disordered Ising Models

Bifurcation analysis of spontaneous flows in active nematic fluids

Active viscoelastic nematics with partial degree of order

The shape of the mitral annulus: A hypothesis of mechanical morphogenesis

Elementary Mechanics of the Mitral Valve

Dehydration-induced mechanical instabilities in active elastic spherical shells

Equilibrium of Two Rods in Contact Under Pressure

Drift-Diffusion Transport in a Randomly Inhomogeneous One-Dimensional Medium

Spontaneous helical flows in active nematics lying on a cylindrical surface

Landau-like theory for buckling phenomena and its application to the elastica hypoarealis

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Paola Nardinocchi

Gaetano Napoli

Michele Curatolo

Paolo Biscari

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