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Jonathan Berger
Jonathan Berger
Materials University of California Santa Barbara
Verified email at umail.ucsb.edu
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Mechanical metamaterials at the theoretical limit of isotropic elastic stiffness
JB Berger, HNG Wadley, RM McMeeking
Nature 543 (7646), 533-537, 2017
7352017
Plate-nanolattices at the theoretical limit of stiffness and strength
C Crook, J Bauer, A Guell Izard, C Santos de Oliveira, ...
Nature communications 11 (1), 1579, 2020
1972020
Music, science, and the rhythmic brain: cultural and clinical implications
J Berger, G Turow
Routledge, 2012
602012
The design of bonded bimaterial lattices that combine low thermal expansion with high stiffness
J Berger, C Mercer, RM McMeeking, AG Evans
Journal of the American Ceramic Society 94, s42-s54, 2011
602011
The stiffness and strength of metamaterials based on the inverse opal architecture
JJ do Rosário, JB Berger, ET Lilleodden, RM McMeeking, GA Schneider
Extreme Mechanics Letters 12, 86-96, 2017
522017
3-D honeycomb foam structure
J Berger
US Patent 10,696,009, 2020
382020
Diagnostic ultrasound detection of changes in femoral muscle mass recovery after tibial plateau levelling osteotomy in dogs
I Frank, F Duerr, B Zanghi, R Middleton, L Lang
Veterinary and Comparative Orthopaedics and Traumatology 32 (05), 394-400, 2019
72019
Berger et al. reply
JB Berger, HNG Wadley, RM McMeeking
Nature 564 (7734), E2-E4, 2018
22018
Stiff competition: Berger et al. reply
JB Berger, HNG Wadley, RM McMeeking
Nature 564 (7734), E2-E4, 2018
12018
Mechanical characterization of a bonded tailorable coefficient of thermal expansion lattice with near optimal performance
JB Berger, RM McMeeking
Journal of Materials Research 33 (20), 3383-3397, 2018
12018
The Design and Modeling of Periodic Materials with Novel Properties
JB Berger
UC Santa Barbara, 2014
12014
3-D honeycomb foam structure
J Berger
US Patent 11,192,322, 2021
2021
Modeling of ordered foam topologies with maximal stiffness
J Berger
2014
Conclusion: Jonathan Berger
J BERGER
Music, Science, and the Rhythmic Brain, 211-212, 2012
2012
Optimized internal geometries for lightweighting and multifunctionality in additive manufacturing–an ideal processing target
JB Berger
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