Fatigue-caused damage in trabecular bone from clinical, morphological and mechanical perspectives

Bone quantity and quality are considered the main predictors of bone mechanical properties (i.e., strength and fracture resistance). These factors deal with the morphology and chemical composition of bone and can be assessed by non-invasive techniques such as dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA), providing the bone mineral density (BMD) and...

Advancements in free surface RANSE simulations for sailing yacht applications

Validation of RANSE simulations of a fully appended ACC V5 design using Towing Tank Data

Kinetic Characterisation of Molding Compounds