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  1. Structural Design Inspired by the Multiscale Mechanics of the Lightweight and Energy Absorbent Cuttlebone

    Cuttlebone, the endoskeleton of cuttlefish, offers an intriguing biological structural model for designing low-density cellular ceramics with high stiffness and damage tolerance. Cuttlebone is highly porous (porosity ~93%) and lightweight (density less than 20% of seawater), constructed mainly by …

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  2. Comprehensive Modeling of Novel Thermal Systems: Investigation of Cascaded Thermoelectrics and Bio-Inspired Thermal Protection Systems Performance

    … skeleton of the cuttlefish also known as cuttlebone. The presented bio- inspired thermal protection has excellent features to serve as an integrated thermal protection system for spacecraft vehicles including being lightweight (93% porosity) and possessing high compressive strength. A …

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  3. 3D printing of bone scaffolds using powders derived from biogenic sources

    … of their different composition: aragonite in cuttlebones, calcite in eggshells and a mixture of aragonite and calcite in mussel shells. After the first chapter, which is a theoretical introduction, this thesis is divided into other five chapters. Chapter 2 contains a careful characterization …

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  4. Mechanical Design of Selected Natural Ceramic Cellular Solids

    … honeycomb-like structure in cuttlefish bone (or cuttlebone), the stochastic open-cell structure in sea urchin spines, and the periodic open-cell structure in starfish ossicles, I systematically investigate the mechanical design strategies of these natural ceramic cellular solids. The three model …

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