Browsing by Author "Capelli, Claudio"

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    • A numerical and 3D printing framework for the in vivo mechanical assessment of patient-specific cardiovascular structures 

      Fanni, Benigno M.; Sauvage, Emilie; Capelli, Claudio; Gasparotti, Emanuele; Vignali, Emanuele; Schievano, Silvia; Landini, Luigi; Positano, Vincenzo; Celi, Simona (CIMNE, 2019)
      Conference report
      Open Access
      Computational simulations represent a powerful tool for the pre-procedural clinical assessment of minimally invasive cardiovascular interventions [1]. Patient-specific simulations rely on the accurate numerical implementation ...

    • Technological implications of neo-formed hematite crystals in ceramic lead glazes 

      Di Febo, Roberta; Molera Marimon, Judit; Pradell Cara, Trinitat; Vallcorba, Oriol; Capelli, Claudio (2017-12-15)
      Article
      Open Access
      Hexagonal neo-formed crystallites have been observed in thin section of different medieval and post-medieval lead-glazed ceramics. Although they are clearly visible in thin section using plane polarized light, their plate ...

    • The ways of the lustre: looking for the tunisian connection 

      Waksman, Yona; Capelli, Claudio; Pradell Cara, Trinitat; Molera Marimon, Judit (2014)
      Part of book or chapter of book
      Open Access
      Recent excavations at the Fatimid and Zirid site of Sabra al-Mansuriya near Kairouan (Tunisia) provide the first evidence of lustreware production in medieval Ifriqiya, in the 10th–11th centuries AD. As the Fatimid dynasty ...

    • Thin-section petrography and SR-µXRD for the identification of micro-crystallites in the brown decorations of ceramic lead glazes 

      Di Febo, Roberta; Molera Marimon, Judit; Pradell Cara, Trinitat; Vallcorba, Oriol; Melgarejo Draper, Joan Carles; Capelli, Claudio (2017-12-01)
      Article
      Restricted access - publisher's policy
      The Mn-and Fe-rich micro-crystalline precipitates formed in the decorations of lead glazes during ceramic firing are responsible for colour, shine and opacity, among other visual characteristics, besides being the most ...