Andreas Mortensen is affiliated with the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, with significant contributions in mechanical engineering, materials chemistry, and biomedical engineering. Mortensen's work also addresses mechanics of materials and atomic and molecular physics, and optics.
The scientist's main areas of study encompass various topics, including:
Frequent publication venues for Mortensen's work include:
Their recent papers reflect a diverse range of materials science and manufacturing topics:
Collaboration is a prominent feature of Mortensen's research profile, with frequent co-authors including:
S. Suresh;A. Mortensen
L.P Kubin;A Mortensen
S. Suresh;A. Mortensen;A. Needleman
A. Mortensen;S. Suresh
A. Mortensen;I. Jin
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M. Kouzeli;A. Mortensen
S. Suresh;A. Mortensen
S. Suresh;A. Mortensen
Andreas Mortensen;James A. Cornie;Merton C. Flemings
A. Mortensen;L. J. Masur;J. A. Cornie;M. C. Flemings
Jean-François Despois;Andreas Mortensen
C. San Marchi;A. Mortensen
V Michaud;A Mortensen
J.M. Molina;J.M. Molina;J. Narciso;L. Weber;A. Mortensen
Andreas Mortensen;James A. Cornie
A. Mortensen
D.C. Dunand;A. Mortensen
A. Mortensen;A. Mortensen;B. Drevet;N. Eustathopoulos
Andreas Mortensen;M.N. Gungor;J.A. Cornie;M.C. Flemings
James A. Cornie;Yet Ming Chiang;Donald R. Uhlmann;Andreas Mortensen
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