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VALENTINA CASALEGNO

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Politecnico di Torino

Italy

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Valentina Casalegno is a professor at Politecnico di Torino, Italy. Her research focuses on advanced materials and joining technologies, particularly in the context of ceramic matrix composites and aerospace applications. Recent articles by Professor Casalegno include work on Ytterbium disilicate-based glass-ceramics and adhesive joining techniques for ultra-stable components.

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PARDEEP KUMAR GIANCHANDANI

Assistant Professor

Polytechnic University of Turin

ITALY

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Progress in the development of the ICRF system of DTT

Titanium-based brazing alloy for bonding oxide/oxide CMCs for steelmaking industry applications

Ytterbium disilicate-based glass-ceramic as joining material for ceramic matrix composites

A plasma pre-treatment to improve adhesion on SiC and Si3N4 ceramics

Adhesive Joining of Zerodur–CFRP–Zerodur Sandwich Structures for Aerospace Applications

Design, Realization, and Characterization of Advanced Adhesives for Joining Ultra‐Stable C/C Based Components

Glass as a joining material for ceramic matrix composites: 25 years of research at Politecnico di Torino

Joining of SiC, alumina, and mullite by the Refractory Metal—Wrap pressure‐less process

Surface machining of Ti6Al4V by means of Micro-Electrical Discharging to improve adhesive joining

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PARDEEP KUMAR GIANCHANDANI

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