Kaveh Rahmani
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About
Kaveh Rahmani is a rising researcher at the forefront of sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing. His work centers on developing bio-derived composites for 3D printing, with a focus on creating high-performance, multi-functional meta-structures. Rahmani’s major contributions include the design and 3D printing of soft meta-structures that exhibit a tuneable quasi-constant force plateau, achieving a 6 mm quasi-zero stiffness range with forces between 2.3 and 5.12 N. His innovative use of bamboo charcoal and carbon nanotubes in thermoplastic polyurethane resulted in an 86% increase in tensile strength and an 88% improvement in cyclic energy dissipation, while maintaining 98% maximum-force retention after 1,000 cycles. In parallel, his work on bio-derived polyamide-11 composites addresses critical challenges in fused filament fabrication, such as warpage control and flame retardancy, without relying on non-sustainable additives. Though early in his career, Rahmani’s papers have already garnered citations, signaling strong interest from the materials science and additive manufacturing communities. His research promises to enable lighter, stronger, and more sustainable components for applications ranging from soft robotics to aerospace.
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