Ruggero Caminiti is a researcher affiliated with Sapienza University of Rome in Italy. Their work primarily spans the fields of engineering and materials science, with specific focus on subfields including mechanics of materials, mechanical engineering, and metals and alloys.
The scientist's research topics cover fatigue and fracture mechanics, mechanical failure analysis and simulation, as well as hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals.
Their recent publication record includes the paper titled Novel Fatigue-to-Fracture Technology for Super-Elastic Alloy in Cardiac Pulsatile Loading Mode, published in 2024 in the journal Materials Performance and Characterization.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Ruggero Caminiti include:
Their publications have appeared primarily in the venue:
This overview highlights Ruggero Caminiti's engagement with technical topics related to the structural integrity and durability of materials subjected to mechanical stresses, with cross-disciplinary involvement in metallurgy and engineering mechanics.
F. Croce;R. Curini;A. Martinelli;L. Persi
Olga Russina;Alessandro Triolo;Lorenzo Gontrani;Ruggero Caminiti
Olga Russina;Alessandro Triolo;Lorenzo Gontrani;Ruggero Caminiti
Serena De Santis;Giancarlo Masci;Francesco Casciotta;Ruggero Caminiti
Giuseppe Mattioli;Paola Alippi;Francesco Filippone;Ruggero Caminiti
Guido Ennas;G Marongiu;Anna Maria Giovanna Musinu;Andrea Falqui
Ruggero Caminiti;Valerio Rossi Albertini
Paolo Ballirano;Ruggero Caminiti;Claudio Ercolani;and Adriana Maras
Alessandro Triolo;Olga Russina;Ruggero Caminiti;Hideaki Shirota
R Caminiti;P Cucca;Maura Monduzzi;G Saba
R. Caminiti;G. Licheri;G. Piccaluga;G. Pinna
Paolo Ballirano;Ruggero Caminiti
Lorenzo Gontrani;O Russina;Fabrizio Lo Celso;Ruggero Caminiti
A. Capobianchi;A. M. Paoletti;G. Pennessi;G. Rossi
Enrico Bodo;Lorenzo Gontrani;Ruggero Caminiti;Natalia V. Plechkova
R. Caminiti;G. Licheri;G. Paschina;G. Piccaluga
Olga Russina;Alessio Sferrazza;Ruggero Caminiti;Alessandro Triolo
Paolo Ballirano;Adriana Maras;Simone Meloni;Ruggero Caminiti
Raffaele Saladino;Veronica Neri;Anna Rita Pelliccia;Ruggero Caminiti
Marina Macchiagodena;Lorenzo Gontrani;Fabio Ramondo;Alessandro Triolo
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