Yasmine Mosleh

Assistant professor

Delft University of Technology

Netherlands

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Yasmine Mosleh is an Assistant Professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Her research includes the study of fatigue response in flax FRP composites, structural stabilization of canvas paintings, and fiber bridging mechanisms in composite delamination. She has recently published articles exploring various aspects of composite materials, including bio-based fiber metal laminates and the aging of adhesive films.

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Articles (21)

In-plane compressive properties of 3D braided jute/epoxy composite honeycombs

Tailoring the fatigue response of flax FRP composites by exploiting Micro-structural re-arrangements and auxiliary loading sequences

A novel analytical model to characterise the monotonic and cyclic contribution of fibre bridging during Mode I fatigue delamination in (C)FRPs

Morphological analysis of inosculated connections in weeping figs

Torsional progressive damage mechanisms in 3-D braided carbon fiber/epoxy resin composite tubes

Interlaminar fracture behaviour of emerging laminated-pultruded CFRP plates for wind turbine blades

FLAx‐REinforced Aluminum (FLARE): A Bio‐Based Fiber Metal Laminate Alternative Combining Impact Resistance and Vibration Damping

A Comparative Study of Bond Strength, Reversibility, and Projected Long-Term Durability of Lining Techniques for the Structural Stabilisation of Canvas Paintings

Hygrothermal ageing of dry gelatine adhesive films: Microstructure-property relationships

Multivariate chemo-rheological framework for optimizing laboratory aging protocols of paving binders

Effects of different joint wall lengths on in-plane compression properties of 3D braided jute/epoxy composite honeycombs

Gelatine adhesives from mammalian and fish origins for historical art objects conservation: How do microstructural features determine physical and mechanical properties?

Smart material and design solutions for protective headgears in linear and oblique impacts: column/matrix composite liner to mitigate rotational accelerations

Highly Impact‐Resistant Silk Fiber Thermoplastic Composites

Development and analysis of a three-dimensional braided honeycomb structure

Mechanical and physical characterization of natural and synthetic consolidants

Prediction of the equilibrium moisture content based on the chemical composition and crystallinity of natural fibres

The creep performance of bio-based and synthetic lining adhesives at different environmental conditions

The photostability and peel strength of ethylene butyl acrylate copolymer blends for use in conservation of cultural heritage

The Structure–Property Correlations in Dry Gelatin Adhesive Films

Ductile woven silk fibre thermoplastic composites with quasi-isotropic strength

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Xi Li

René Alderliesten

Lili Ma

John-Alan Pascoe

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