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Dr. Paolo Tiso is a Lecturer at the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zürich, affiliated with George Haller's nonlinear dynamics research group. His work focuses on model order reduction for nonlinear structural mechanics, including light-weight and thermo-elastic systems, flexible multibody dynamics, and contact/friction mechanics. He contributes to advancing methodologies like spectral submanifolds and hyper-reduction techniques for efficient simulation of complex systems.
His research emphasizes practical applications such as bolted joint analysis, aeroelastic systems, and structural health monitoring. Notable contributions include benchmark challenges for nonlinear dynamics predictions and advancements in component mode synthesis. Current projects explore geometrically nonlinear systems and their experimental validation.
Dr. Tiso's recent publications highlight trends in reduced-order modeling for nonlinear systems, stochastic parameter analysis, and hyper-reduction strategies. He actively engages with industrial challenges, such as optimizing morphing airborne wind energy systems and addressing acoustic fatigue in aerostructures.
Collaborations include the ETH Zürich nonlinear dynamics group and international conferences like IMAC. His work bridges computational mechanics and experimental validation, driving innovation in structural dynamics and system identification.
