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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Has bachelor's (2011), master's (2013) and Ph.D. (2018) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Campinas (UNICAMP). Currently Fapesp postdoctoral fellow at São Carlos School of Engineering from University of São Paulo (USP). Was a visiting posdoctoral researcher at University of Colorado Boulder, USA (2020) and at Utrecht University, The Netherlands (2022); a visiting doctoral researcher at Georgia Institute of Technology, USA (2015-2016); and a visiting undergraduate student at ENSIM - Le Mans University, France (2009-2010). Has experience in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Dynamics, working more specifically on the following topics: vibrations, structural dynamics, wave propagation, smart materials (piezoelectric), phononic crystals, metamaterials and mechanical wave manipulation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Mechanical metamaterials have been extensively explored due to their extraordinary properties that allow vibration and acoustic attenuation as well as wave manipulation. The metamaterial term is nowadays employed to designate rationally designed and tailored periodic artificial materials with physical characteristics not found in nature. The presence of a band gap, a frequency range in wh…
The project intends to study classical periodic structures, phononic crystals and acoustic metamaterials by wave propagation techniques in order to create, mainly, band gaps (stop band) to control noise and vibration. The wave propagation methods present advantages to model periodic structures because they enable reduction in the calculation time, accuracy in all range frequency, modeling…
Elastic metamaterials and phononic crystals have been investigated due to their extraordinary properties that allow vibration and acoustic attenuation as well as wave manipulation. The presence of the band gaps, frequency ranges in which wave and vibration disturbances will not propagate through the structure, is the key feature of these periodic media. Band gaps have paved the way to cre…
Elastic metamaterials have been explored due to their extraordinary properties that allow vibration and acoustic attenuation as well as wave manipulation. The term metamaterial is nowadays employed to designate rationally designed and tailored artificial materials with physical properties not found in nature. The presence of a band gap, a frequency range in which vibration disturbances wi…
This research project is proposed for a research internship abroad during the PhD studies of Danilo Beli, who is funded by FAPESP through process number 2014/19054-6. This project will be conducted at Georgia Institute of Technology, located in Atlanta, USA, under the supervision of Professor Massimo Ruzzene, who has an extensive expertise in phononic crystals, acoustic metamaterials, and…
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