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Prof. Neri’s research activity faced vibration analysis with numerical and experimental methods, with a particular focus on optical methods for the full-field measurement of material deformation in static and, most importantly, dynamic conditions. Prof. Neri also studied reverse engineering and 3D scanning problems, applied to human anatomy acquisition, with the aim of designing bespoke devices […]