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Prof. Michael Bernitsas — Research Profile

University of Michigan · Mechanical Engineering

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Prof. Michael Bernitsas at University of Michigan Mechanical Engineering lists Current Energy Conversion; Enhancement of High-Damping, High-Reynolds Vortex Induced Vibration; Suppression of Vortex Induced Vibration; Mooring System Dynamics; Structural Redesign and Topology/Material Evolution; Riser and Pipeline Mechanics as their registered research area.

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Current Energy ConversionEnhancement of High-DampingHigh-Reynolds Vortex Induced VibrationSuppression of Vortex Induced VibrationMooring System DynamicsStructural Redesign and Topology/Material EvolutionRiser and Pipeline Mechanics

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