Stefano Perilli
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Stefano Perilli is a materials engineer whose research bridges sustainable construction and non-destructive evaluation. His primary focus lies in developing eco-friendly composite materials from agricultural waste, particularly sugarcane bagasse, and advancing methods for their structural assessment. Perilli’s most cited work, "Impact Modelling and A Posteriori Non-destructive Evaluation of Homogeneous Particleboards of Sugarcane Bagasse" (2018, 20 citations), exemplifies his dual contribution: he not only formulates particleboards from renewable resources but also pioneers non-destructive techniques to evaluate their performance under impact loading. This integrated approach—combining material design with post-fabrication quality control—addresses a critical gap in the adoption of bio-based composites for structural applications. While his citation count reflects a growing field, Perilli’s work stands out for its methodological rigor, offering a reproducible framework for both manufacturing and testing. His research directly supports the circular economy by valorizing agricultural residues, and his emphasis on non-destructive evaluation ensures that these sustainable materials meet safety and durability standards. For students and researchers in green materials and structural health monitoring, Perilli’s work provides a practical template for turning waste into reliable engineering resources.
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