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BODAGHI, M., JOLAIY, S., RAHMANI, K., LI, S., GAO, F. and ZOLFAGHARIAN, A., 2026. Bioinspired auxetic metamaterial liners and sockets for transtibial prostheses: energy absorption and stress redistribution. Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, 175: 107305. ISSN 1751-6161
RAHMANI, K., MALEKMOHAMMADI, H., HAQUE, A.M., KARMEL, S., BRANFOOT, C., PANDE, I., BREEDON, P. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. Bio-composite design and 3D printing of soft multi-functional meta-structures with tuneable quasi-constant force. Applied Materials Today, 47: 102961. ISSN 2352-9407
RAVANBOD, S., RAHMANI, K., BRANFOOT, C., KARMEL, S., HAQUE, A., LIDGETT, M., SHAHIDI, A.M., ALDERSON, A. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. Biomimetic composite meta-stabilisers with programmable multi-directional quasi-zero stiffness and vibration isolation. Materials Today Advances, 28: 100661. ISSN 2590-0498
RAVANBOD, S., RAHMANI, K., KARMEL, S., PANDE, I., AMEL, H., BRANFOOT, C., SHAHIDI, A.M., ALDERSON, A. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. From coral to control: bio-inspired, 3D-printable metamaterials with tuneable quasi-zero stiffness and multi-functional bio-composites. Materials and Design, 257: 114398. ISSN 0264-1275
BODAGHI, M., RAHMANI, K., DEZAKI, M.L., BRANFOOT, C. and BAXENDALE, J., 2025. 3D/4D printed bio-composites reinforced by bamboo charcoal and continuous flax fibres for superior mechanical strength, flame retardancy and recoverability. Polymer Testing, 143: 108709. ISSN 0142-9418
RAHMANI, K., BRANFOOT, C. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. Bio-derived PA11/bamboo charcoal/glass fibre composites for fused filament fabrication, warpage control, strength and flame retardancy. Virtual and Physical Prototyping, 20 (1): e2589848. ISSN 1745-2759
RAHMANI, K., BRANFOOT, C., KARMEL, S., LINDSEY, K. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. Flexible bio-composites with continuous natural fibre and bamboo charcoal: enhanced flame retardancy, mechanical resilience, energy-absorbing & printability performance. Virtual and Physical Prototyping, 20 (1): e2534845. ISSN 1745-2759
