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About our project

The Mosaic Design Strategy: Application to Underwater Acoustic Functionalities (MDS-APP-UAF) No.101106904 belongs to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA PFs) of the European Union, aiming to achieve low-frequency and broadband acoustic wave manipulation in air and underwater environments through a “mosaic design” strategy of discrete unit integration. The research focuses on the design and application of lightweight structures for airborne sound insulation, ultrathin underwater acoustic absorbers, and lightweight equipment for underwater acoustic measurement.

Main sub-projects for MDS-APP-UAF:

Mosaic plate metamaterial for air sound insulation

Mosaic underwater impedance tube with broad operational frequency range

Ultra-thin broadband underwater mosaic acoustic absorber using acoustic soft boundary

This project is led by the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) and collaborated with the LAUM Acoustic Laboratory of Le Mans University.

About our group members

Postdoctoral reseacher: Nan Gao, UPV, Spain

Homepage: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nan-Gao-23?ev=hdr_xprf

Host supervisor: Vicente Romero-García, UPV, Spain

Homepage: https://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~vromero/index.html

Secondment host supervisor: Jean-Philippe Groby, LAUM, France

Homepage: https://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~jpgroby/webpage_jpgroby.html

Collaborating expert: Ping Sheng, HKUST, Hongkong, China/ Associate of Clare Hall College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, the United Kingdom

Homepage: https://sheng.people.ust.hk/

Project-related publications:

  1. Zero-Frequency Bandgap Metamaterials: The Mosaic Design Strategy
  2. A Simplified Modeling Framework of Higher‐Order Topological States in Elastic Metaplates
  3. Harnessing nonlocal effects for wave localization and multi-frequency rainbow trapping in periodic structures
  4. Inverse design of reconfigurable metabeams: Harnessing multi-wave coupling for tailored dispersion
  5. A brief review of solitary waves in nonlinear metamaterials