Matteo Strozzi

Matteo Strozzi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering Sciences and Methods, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. His research focuses on mechanical vibrations, carbon nanotube dynamics, and nonlinear structural mechanics. He specializes in shell theories, nonlocal elasticity models, and advanced diagnostics for mechanical systems such as bearings and gears.

Key research areas include vibration analysis of nanostructures, experimental validation of models, and the application of signal processing techniques (e.g., Hjorth parameters) for condition monitoring. His work addresses challenges in both theoretical and applied mechanics, with contributions to renewable energy systems (wind turbines) and additive manufacturing (3D-printed materials).

Publications highlight advancements in understanding energy localization in carbon nanotubes, nonlinear resonance interactions, and the development of shell models for nanoscale structures. His research bridges continuum mechanics with modern engineering applications, emphasizing both fundamental science and industrial relevance.