Gattin, Max Bochud, Nicolas Grossman, Quentin Ruffoni, Davide Rosi, Giuseppe Naili, Salah
peer reviewed / Characterizing the mechanics of periodic scaffolds used for bone tissue repair, while maintaining their structural integrity, is a challenging problem. By leveraging concepts arising from the bulk phononic crystal community, here we investigate the reflection of elastic waves propagating through a water-immersed biphasic architectur...
Zhang, Linli Sun, Xiang Dietrich, Jennifer Kerschen, Gaëtan Cheng, Li
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DEBEURRE, Marielle GROLET, Aurélien COCHELIN, Bruno THOMAS, Olivier
An original method for the simulation of the dynamics of highly flexible slender structures is presented. The flexible structures are modeled via a finite element (FE) discretization of a geometrically exact two-dimensional beam model, which entirely preserves the geometrical nonlinearities inherent in such systems where the rotation of the cross-s...
Debeurre, Marielle Grolet, Aurélien Cochelin, Bruno Thomas, Olivier
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Arikan, Toros Weiss, Amir Vishnu, Hari Deane, Grant B. Singer, Andrew C. Wornell, Gregory W.
Passive localization and tracking of a mobile emitter, and joint learning of its reverberant three-dimensional (3D) acoustic environment, where critical structural features are unknown, is a key open problem. Unaccounted-for occluders are potentially present, so that the emitter can lose line-of-sight to the receivers, and can only be observed thro...
Verhulst, Sarah Van Der Biest, Heleen Keshishzadeh, Sarineh Keppler, Hannah Dhooge, Ingeborg
Envelope-following-responses (EFRs) evoked by supra-threshold amplitude-modulated sounds are promising markers of age-related or ototoxic-induced cochlear synaptopathy (CS) in research animals. A direct translation of these findings to EFR-based CS-quantification in humans is complicated by possible combinations of CS, inner-, outer-hair-cell damag...
Talebzadeh, Arezoo
Soundscape refers to the perception of the sonic environment; the recent pandemic has changed our perception of our living environment and reminded us of the need to study unpredicted and unpleasant soundscapes. For many, the pandemic brought quietness and a lack of stimuli; however, the soundscape was chaotic and fearful for healthcare workers and...
Raick, Xavier Godinho, Alexandre Lima Kurchevski, Gregório Huby, Alessia Parmentier, Eric
peer reviewed / In different teleost species, sound production can utilize specific coding schemes to avoid confusion between species during communication. Piranhas are vocal Neotropical fishes, and both Pygocentrus and Serrasalmus produce similar pulsed sounds using the same sound-producing mechanism. In this study, we analysed the sounds of three...
Seliverstova, Ekaterina Caenen, Annette Bézy, Stephanie Nooijens, Sjoerd Voigt, Jens-Uwe D'hooge, Jan
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Ultrasound in medicine & biology
Shear wave elastography (SWE) is a promising technique used to assess cardiac function through the evaluation of cardiac stiffness non-invasively. However, in the literature, SWE varies in terms of tissue motion data (displacement, velocity or acceleration); method used to characterize mechanical wave propagation (time domain [TD] vs. frequency dom...
MAHÉ, V. RENAULT, Alexandre GROLET, Aurélien MAHÉ, Hervé THOMAS, Olivier
The automotive industry uses centrifugal pendulum vibration absorbers (CPVAs) to reduce vibrations of the transmission system. These passive devices are made of several masses oscillating along a given path relative to a rotor. This work addresses a recent design of CPVA, in which the pendulums are allowed to rotate relatively to the rotor. The dyn...