Francesco Tornabene is affiliated with the University of Salento in Italy and specializes in engineering with a broad focus on mechanics of materials, civil and structural engineering, materials chemistry, control and systems engineering, and mechanical engineering. The primary emphasis of their research lies in composite structure analysis and optimization, along with studies in nonlocal and gradient elasticity in micro and nano structures.
Their work spans several interconnected topics including structural analysis and optimization, structural load-bearing analysis, numerical methods in engineering, vibration and dynamic analysis, and thermoelastic and magnetoelastic phenomena.
Notable recent publications by Francesco Tornabene include:
Frequent co-authors in their research include Rossana Dimitri, Matteo Viscoti, Masoud Babaei, Mehdi Alimoradzadeh, and Martina Rinaldi.
Their publications have appeared in various scientific venues, primarily:
Francesco Tornabene has been recognized as a Member of the European Academy of Sciences since 2018.
Francesco Tornabene
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Francesco Ubertini;Erasmo Viola
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola;Daniel J. Inman
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Michele Bacciocchi;Erasmo Viola
Erasmo Viola;Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Erasmo Viola;Romesh C. Batra
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Michele Bacciocchi
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola
Nicholas Fantuzzi;Francesco Tornabene;Michele Bacciocchi;Rossana Dimitri
Mohammad Arefi;Elyas Mohammad-Rezaei Bidgoli;Rossana Dimitri;Francesco Tornabene
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola;Nicholas Fantuzzi
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola
Francesco Tornabene;Alfredo Liverani;Gianni Caligiana
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola
Francesco Tornabene;Michele Bacciocchi;Nicholas Fantuzzi;J.N. Reddy
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Michele Bacciocchi
Erasmo Viola;Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi
Saeed Kamarian;Mostafa Salim;Rossana Dimitri;Francesco Tornabene
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Erasmo Viola;J.N. Reddy
Francesco Tornabene;Nicholas Fantuzzi;Erasmo Viola;Erasmo Carrera
Francesco Tornabene;Erasmo Viola
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