Isa Emami Tabrizi

Isa Emami Tabrizi is a Lecturer in Manufacturing Engineering at the College of Science and Engineering. Their research focuses on advanced composite materials, structural health monitoring, and mechanical performance analysis of composite and metallic structures. Key areas include damage mechanics, fatigue analysis, and non-destructive evaluation techniques such as digital image correlation, acoustic emission, and thermoelastic stress analysis.

Recent work emphasizes automated characterization of fatigue damage in composites, multi-instrumental approaches for damage progression analysis, and failure sequence determination in sandwich structures. They explore hybrid fiber composites, additive/subtractive manufacturing effects on Inconel-718 parts, and buckling/fracture behavior of composite cylinders. Their methodologies integrate experimental and numerical techniques to achieve real-time strain sensing and structural integrity assessment.

Publications span conferences like the International Conference on Advances in Experimental Mechanics and journals such as Composites Part A and Composite Structures. Research trends highlight interdisciplinary applications of composite materials in aerospace and mechanical engineering contexts.