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Hossein Salahshoor

Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
100 Science Drive, Box 90287, Hudson Hall 121, Durham, NC 27708
FCIEMAS Bldg, 101 Science Dr, Room 2461, Durham, NC 27710

Featured Works


Model-free Data-Driven viscoelasticity in the frequency domain

Journal article Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering · January 1, 2023 Featured Publication We develop a Data-Driven framework for the simulation of wave propagation in viscoelastic solids directly from dynamic testing material data, including data from Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA), nano-indentation, Dynamic Shear Testing (DST) and Magnetic ... Full text Cite

Geometric effects in gas vesicle buckling under ultrasound.

Journal article Biophysical journal · November 2022 Featured Publication Acoustic reporter genes based on gas vesicles (GVs) have enabled the use of ultrasound to noninvasively visualize cellular function in vivo. The specific detection of GV signals relative to background acoustic scattering in tissues is facilitated by nonlin ... Full text Cite

Transcranial focused ultrasound generates skull-conducted shear waves: Computational model and implications for neuromodulation.

Journal article Applied physics letters · July 2020 Featured Publication Focused ultrasound (FUS) is an established technique for non-invasive surgery and has recently attracted considerable attention as a potential method for non-invasive neuromodulation. While the pressure waves in FUS procedures have been extensively studied ... Full text Cite

Material symmetry phase transitions in three-dimensional tensegrity metamaterials

Journal article Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids · October 1, 2018 Featured Publication Prestressing the cables of tensegrity-based metamaterials is a widespread practice for enhancing their stability and mechanical properties. We choose a recently developed three-dimensional tensegrity lattice (Rimoli and Pal, 2017) and investigate material ... Full text Cite

A Numerical Investigation of the Pinning Phenomenon in Quasi-Periodic Frenkel Kontrova Model Under an External Force

Journal article Journal of Statistical Physics · October 1, 2018 Featured Publication We perform a numerical study on Frenkel–Kontrova (FK) models in quasi-periodic media subject to a constant external force. The quasi-periodic FK models appear in several physical problems such as deposition, spin waves in 1-D, planar dislocations in 3-D ei ... Full text Cite