Von Clyde Jamora

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Von Clyde Jamora is an emerging leader in advanced manufacturing and composite materials engineering, with a focused expertise in automated fiber placement (AFP) and the mechanics of prepreg laminate processing. His most-cited work, "The effect of prepreg laminate thickness on transverse fiber tow deformation during the deposition of AFP composites" (2025), has already garnered 4 citations, signaling early impact in a specialized field. Jamora's research addresses a critical challenge in composite manufacturing: understanding how laminate thickness influences fiber tow deformation during deposition, which directly affects the structural integrity and performance of final components. By elucidating these deformation mechanisms, he provides foundational insights for optimizing AFP processes, reducing defects, and enhancing the reliability of lightweight, high-strength composites used in aerospace and automotive industries. His contributions bridge experimental characterization and process modeling, offering practical guidelines for industry. Though early in his career, Jamora’s work is positioned to influence future standards in automated composite fabrication, and his growing citation record reflects the relevance of his findings to both academic researchers and manufacturing engineers seeking to improve production efficiency and material quality.