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Roberto Contro
Researcher at Polytechnic University of Milan
Publications - 51
Citations - 849
Roberto Contro is an academic researcher from Polytechnic University of Milan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Finite element method & Indentation. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 51 publications receiving 792 citations.
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Controlled drug delivery from porous hydroxyapatite grafts: An experimental and theoretical approach
Barbara Palazzo,M. C. Sidoti,Norberto Roveri,Anna Tampieri,Monica Sandri,L. Bertolazzi,Fabio Galbusera,Gabriele Dubini,Pasquale Vena,Roberto Contro +9 more
TL;DR: The results show how the higher drug load produces an initial higher release and how the less porous is the ceramic graft, the more evident is the initial burst release.
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Tensile and compressive behaviour of the bovine periodontal ligament
TL;DR: Stress-strain curves indicated that the bovine periodontal ligament (PDL) is characterized by a non-linear and time-dependent mechanical behaviour with the typical features of collagenous soft tissues.
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Growth regimes in pulsed laser deposition of aluminum oxide films
F. Di Fonzo,Diego Tonini,A. Li Bassi,Carlo Spartaco Casari,Marco Beghi,Carlo Enrico Bottani,Dario Gastaldi,Pasquale Vena,Roberto Contro +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the relationship between the process parameters and the resulting film morphology, structure and properties for PLD performed with an alumina target in a background oxygen atmosphere is investigated, and three distinct growth regimes are found, leading to compact homogeneous films, columnar structures and open microstructures.
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Lumbar dura mater biomechanics: experimental characterization and scanning electron microscopy observations.
Massimo Runza,Riccardo Pietrabissa,Sara Mantero,Alessandro Albani,Virginio Quaglini,Roberto Contro +5 more
TL;DR: The results show that the dura mater is mainly composed of longitudinally oriented collagen fibers, which account for higher tissue resistance in this direction, which accounts for its stronger tensile strength in thisdirection.
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Nanoindentation testing and finite element simulations of cortical bone allowing for anisotropic elastic and inelastic mechanical response.
TL;DR: The present model could be used to assess the effect of variations of constitutive parameters due to age, injury, and/or disease on bone mechanical performance in the context of indentation testing and the coupling between indentation experiments and FEM simulations.