1. Application of a shear cell for the simulation of extrusion to test the structurability of raw materials 

   Sägesser, Corina; Mair, Thomas; Braun, Andre; et al. (2025)

   Food Hydrocolloids

   Journal Article

2. Phase-field approach for precise fracture tracking in anisotropic rocks: Integrating orthotropy-based energy decomposition and two-fold symmetric fracture toughness 

   Sakha M.; Nagaraja S.; Driesner T. (2024)

   Engineering Fracture Mechanics

   Rock formations are known to exhibit material anisotropy, both in terms of elastic and fracture properties. This means that the fracture path in such formations is not a priori known but rather a complex unknown that requires robust numerical techniques to predict accurately. In this context, the phase-field model is considered particularly effective, provided that certain physical considerations are carefully adjusted to align with the ...

   Journal Article

3. Current and future cropland suitability for cereal production across the rainfed agricultural landscapes of Ethiopia 

   Wakjira M.T.; Peleg N.; Six J.; et al. (2024)

   Agricultural and Forest Meteorology

   One of the major challenges posed by climate change in agriculture is the alteration in cropland suitability. This alteration has serious consequences for food security and economic stability at global, regional, and local scales, especially in smallholder and rainfed agricultural systems like in Ethiopia. A comprehensive understanding of the current state of croplands and future changes under warming temperatures and increasing rainfall ...

   Journal Article

4. A multi-stakeholder engagement framework for material-building-city synergy through circular transformation 

   Bostancı, Hafize Büşra; Tanyer, Ali Murat; Habert, Guillaume (2024)

   Sustainable Cities and Society

   Journal Article

5. Effect of external loads on chloride ingress into concrete: A state-of-the-art review 

   Guo B.; Chu J.; Zhang Z.; et al. (2024)

   Construction and Building Materials

   This study presents a state-of-the-art review on the influence of external loads on chloride ingress into concrete, including compressive, tensile, flexural and fatigue loads. The macro-experimental phenomenon, micro-influence mechanism, analytical models, numerical simulation are critically reviewed, and the further trends are proposed. For compressive stress, there is a critical stress level, below which chloride transport is slowed ...

   Review Article

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