Hierarchical biomechanics: concepts, bone as prominent example, and perspectives beyond
C Hellmich, N Ukaj, B Smeets… - Applied …, 2022 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
The main motivation for “hierarchical biomechanics” is that the wide variability of mechanical
properties encountered at the macroscopic scale may be traced back to just a few …
properties encountered at the macroscopic scale may be traced back to just a few …
Development of mechanically enhanced polycaprolactone composites by a functionalized titanate nanofiller for melt electrowriting in 3D printing
Three-dimensional (3D) printing technologies are widely applied in various industries and
research fields and are currently the subject of intensive investigation and development …
research fields and are currently the subject of intensive investigation and development …
[HTML][HTML] A multitechnique, quantitative characterization of the pore space of fired bricks made of five clayey raw materials used in European brick industry
The development and improvement of brick materials is still based on empirical knowledge
and large testing series. To enable a physically based optimization in terms of thermal and …
and large testing series. To enable a physically based optimization in terms of thermal and …
A novel method for estimating subresolution porosity from CT images and its application to homogeneity evaluation of porous media
We propose a new method, ie, the statistical phase fraction (SPF) method, to estimate the
total porosity and spatial distribution of local porosities from subresolution pore-dominated X …
total porosity and spatial distribution of local porosities from subresolution pore-dominated X …
Resolution and limitations of X-ray micro-CT with applications to sandstones and limestones
X-ray microtomography (\upmu CT μ CT) scanning provides high-resolution images in
applications ranging from medical to material sciences and failure analysis. In general, CT …
applications ranging from medical to material sciences and failure analysis. In general, CT …
Patient‐specific fracture risk assessment of vertebrae: a multiscale approach coupling X‐ray physics and continuum micromechanics
While in clinical settings, bone mineral density measured by computed tomography (CT)
remains the key indicator for bone fracture risk, there is an ongoing quest for more …
remains the key indicator for bone fracture risk, there is an ongoing quest for more …
Combined effect of a microporous layer and type I collagen coating on a biphasic calcium phosphate scaffold for bone tissue engineering
MH Lee, C You, KH Kim - Materials, 2015 - mdpi.com
In this study, type I collagen was coated onto unmodified and modified microporous biphasic
calcium phosphate (BCP) scaffolds. Surface characterization using a scanning electron …
calcium phosphate (BCP) scaffolds. Surface characterization using a scanning electron …
Micro-CT-based identification of double porosity in fired clay ceramics
Optimizing thermal and mechanical properties of clay block masonry requires detailed
knowledge on the microstructure of fired clays. We here identify the macro-and microporosity …
knowledge on the microstructure of fired clays. We here identify the macro-and microporosity …
Multiscale mathematical modeling in dental tissue engineering: toward computer-aided design of a regenerative system based on hydroxyapatite granules, focussing …
We here explore for the very first time how an advanced multiscale mathematical modeling
approach may support the design of a provenly successful tissue engineering concept for …
approach may support the design of a provenly successful tissue engineering concept for …
“Variances” and “in-variances” in hierarchical porosity and composition, across femoral tissues from cow, horse, ostrich, emu, pig, rabbit, and frog
L Zelaya-Lainez, H Kariem, W Nischkauer… - Materials Science and …, 2020 - Elsevier
It is very well known that bone is a hierarchically organized material produced by bone cells
residing in the fluid environments filling (larger) vascular pores and (smaller) lacunar pores …
residing in the fluid environments filling (larger) vascular pores and (smaller) lacunar pores …