Mariana Banea

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  • Materials and Ceramic Engineering
  • 9.3.14

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Mariana Banea got her PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (Portugal), in 2011. Her research is mainly about adhesive bonding and composite materials. M.D. Banea published approximately 119 journal papers (ISI Web of Knowledge) and more than 180 papers in proceedings of international conferences. Her papers were cited 5126 times and correspond to an h-index of 38 (SCOPUS, 10/12/2022). She is a reviewer of 46 ISI journals and a member of editorial board of the following journals: Journal of Renewable Materials, Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Biomechanics, Reviews of Adhesion and Adhesives and International Journal of Adhesion and Adhesives.

She was awarded with the following prizes: 
1. 2010 SAGE Best Paper Award by the Editor and Editorial Board of the Journal of Materials: Design and Applications for the paper “Banea, M.D. and L.F.M. da Silva, The effect of temperature on the mechanical properties of adhesives for the automotive industry”.
2. Donald Julius Groen Prize for 2010 by Structural Technology and Materials Group Prizes and Awards of Institution of Mechanical Engineers, UK for the paper “Banea, M.D. and L.F.M. da Silva, The effect of temperature on the mechanical properties of adhesives for the automotive industry”.
3. Fundação Eng. António de Almeida Prize for 2011 best PhD thesis by Fundação Eng. António de Almeida.

Ongoing Supervisions

Matilde Moreira Correia da Cunha Oliveira

PhD Student

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Mechanical characterization of novel natural fibre-reinforced composites via a three-dimensional fibre architecture

de Queiroz, HFM; dos Santos, NV; Neto, JSS; Banea, MD
2025, COMPOSITES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 261.

Towards sustainable additive manufacturing of continuous natural yarn-reinforced thermoplastic biocomposites: a review

dos Santos, NV; Giubilini, A; Minetola, P; Iuliano, L; Banea, MD; Cardoso, DCT
2025, CELLULOSE, 32, 10, 5763-5793.

Analysis of voids, interfacial and thermal properties of additively manufactured continuous natural fiber-reinforced biocomposites

dos Santos, NV; Cavalcanti, DKK; Neto, JSS; de Queiroz, HFM; Banea, MD; Cardoso, DCT
2025, PROGRESS IN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING, 10, 8, 5401-5422.

Mechanical performance of bio-based fiber reinforced polymer composites: A review

Shelly, D; Singhal, V; Jaidka, S; Banea, MD; Lee, SY; Park, SJ
2025, POLYMER COMPOSITES, 46, S9-S43.

Mono and bi-material adhesive joints with additively manufactured continuous natural fiber-reinforced biocomposite adherends

dos Santos, NV; Cavalcanti, DKK; de Queiroz, HFM; Neto, JSS; Banea, MD; Cardoso, DCT
2025, POLYMER COMPOSITES, 46, 12, 11121-11136.

Mechanical characterization of jute/carbon hybrid epoxy composites

Queiroz, H; Pastor, V; Neto, J; Cavalcanti, D; Banea, MD
2025, PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS PART L-JOURNAL OF MATERIALS-DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS, 239, 9, 1719-1729.

Effect of fibre type and hybridization on mechanical performance of adhesively bonded natural fibre-reinforced composite joints

Oliveira, M; Junior, RAA; de Queiroz, HFM; Banea, MD
2025, JOURNAL OF ADHESION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 39, 24, 3653-3668.

Effects of UD and twill flax reinforcements in the mechanical properties of interlaminar hybrid flax/jute composites

Junior, RAA; De Queiroz, HFM; Banea, MD
2025, JOURNAL OF POLYMER RESEARCH, 32, 12.

A novel 3D fibre-reinforcement architecture for high performance natural fibre reinforced composite adhesively bonded joints

de Queiroz, HFM; Neto, JSS; Cavalcanti, DKK; Banea, MD
2024, JOURNAL OF ADHESION, 100, 2, 118-138.
ISBN: 1545-5823

Mechanical characterization of short Curaua/glass fiber-reinforced interlaminar hybrid composite adhesive joints

de Queiroz, HFM; Rosa, RHA; Neto, JSS; Cavalcanti, DKK; Banea, MD
2024, JOURNAL OF ADHESION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 38, 9, 1473-1490.
ISBN: 1568-5616

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