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    Bionics and Design: 3D Microstructural Characterization of Cork for the Development of Conceptual Products

    Several natural materials are known for their properties in terms of shock absorption and compressive strength, like the case of some plant tissues and structures. When analyzed with new 3D technologies, such ...

    Melissa Pedroso Schoffen, Mariana Kuhl Cidade in Biomimetics, Biodesign and Bionics (2024)

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    3D cellular characterization and finite element analysis of cork compressive behavior based on high-resolution X-ray microtomography

    Cork has been studied in many ways regarding its mechanical properties; however, no 3D analyses of the cellular structure have been performed at a cell-scale resolution. This paper presents the literature’s fi...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Branca Freitas de Oliveira in Wood Science and Technology (2023)

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    Characterization of the Gradient Cellular Structure of Bottle Gourd (Lagenaria Siceraria) and Implications for Bioinspired Applications

    Cellular materials can be found in numerous ways in nature, presenting interesting properties for applications in many fields, such as engineering and design. By combining a low density with a rigid structure,...

    Danieli Maehler Nejeliski, Lauren da Cunha Duarte in Bionics and Sustainable Design (2022)

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    Two-Way Bionics: How Technological Advances for Bioinspired Designs Contribute to the Study of Plant Anatomy and Morphology

    Bionics is fundamentally based on the development of projects for engineering, design, architecture, and others, which are inspired by the characteristics of a biological model organism. Essentially, bionics i...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Fernanda Mayara Nogueira in Bionics and Sustainable Design (2022)

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    Bionics for Inspiration: A New Look at Brazilian Natural Materials for Application in Sustainable Jewelry

    Natural material is the classification given to those retrieved from nature, whether of plant, animal, or mineral origin. Essentially, after extraction, they are characterized by requiring little or no additio...

    Mariana Kuhl Cidade, Janaíne Taiane Perini in Bionics and Sustainable Design (2022)

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    Possibilities for the Recovery and Valorization of Single-Use EPS Packaging Waste Following Its Increasing Generation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case Study in Brazil

    In Brazil, from capitals to small municipalities, urban solid waste treatment deeply relies on the sorting of collected residues by local associations. Those Sorting Units are composed of low-income workers th...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Mariana Kuhl Cidade in Sustainable Packaging (2021)

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    Experimental Study for the Valorization of Polymeric Coffee Capsules Waste by Mechanical Recycling and Application on Contemporary Jewelry Design

    Recent trends in the coffee market consumption in Brazil show the growth of polymeric capsules as one new preferred way of consuming the beverage, which contributes to the country’s increasing problem of urban...

    Mariana Kuhl Cidade, Felipe Luis Palombini, Ana Paula Palhano in Sustainable Packaging (2021)

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    Biomimetic systems and design in the 3D characterization of the complex vascular system of bamboo node based on X-ray microtomography and finite element analysis

    Bamboo is a natural composite and one of the most efficient structures in nature because of the relationship of mechanical properties with its microstructural features. This research presents the 3D characteri...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Fernanda Mayara Nogueira in Journal of Materials Research (2020)

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    Combining numerical models and discretizing methods in the analysis of bamboo parenchyma using finite element analysis based on X-ray microtomography

    Plant cellular materials present a complex arrangement responsible for their properties; thus, investigating them is essential to understand their macro-performance. Noninvasive methods to investigate samples,...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Eduardo Lamb Lautert in Wood Science and Technology (2020)

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    Occurrence and recovery of small-sized plastic debris from a Brazilian beach: characterization, recycling, and mechanical analysis

    Small-sized plastic debris are an increasing global concern, particularly in environmental protected areas. Consequently, tourism-based economy of poor coastal regions is also impaired. Nevertheless, little in...

    Felipe Luis Palombini, Renan Demori in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2018)