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Reza Talemi is a Professor and Head of the Elooi Research Laboratory within the SCALINT Division at the Department of Materials Engineering (MTM), Faculty of Engineering Technology, KU Leuven, Belgium. His research focuses on structural integrity of materials fabricated through advanced manufacturing techniques, with particular expertise in impact dynamics, fracture mechanics, and fatigue analysis of metallic materials.
His educational background shows extensive specialization in materials science and engineering, with research focusing on structural integrity assessment of advanced materials. His work bridges experimental and numerical approaches to understand material behavior under various loading conditions.
Talemi's research interests span structural integrity of advanced materials, tribo-mechanical fracture, innovative testing methods for material behavior assessment, and advanced numerical modeling of material failure. His work has significant applications in aerospace, energy, and manufacturing sectors where material integrity is critical for safety and performance.
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on additive manufacturing technologies, particularly examining fretting fatigue behavior of additively manufactured components, residual stress characterization, and microstructural analysis. The research shows consistent advancement in understanding how advanced manufacturing processes affect material properties and structural performance.
Among his notable contributions are development of specialized testing apparatus for evaluating material performance in dovetail joint configurations, advanced numerical modeling techniques for predicting material behavior, and innovative approaches to characterize material integrity under complex loading conditions.
Professor Talemi actively supervises numerous PhD students and leads multiple research projects, including 'Precise advanced material processing via controlled fatigue fracture' and 'Hybrid Experimental and Numerical Framework for Monitoring Structural Integrity in Aerospace Structures,' demonstrating his leadership in both academic and applied research domains.
