Janko Slavič

Prof. Janko Slavič

University of Ljubljana
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 September 2018 in International Journal of Mechanical Sciences
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Journal Article
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LSLuka Skrinjar
Luka Skrinjar
Janko SlavičJanko Slavič
Janko Slavič
MBMiha Boltežar
Miha Boltežar

1 February 2013 in International Journal of Fatigue
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MMMatjaž Mršnik
Matjaž Mršnik
Janko SlavičJanko Slavič
Janko Slavič
MBMiha Boltežar
Miha Boltežar

1 May 2017 in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
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Journal Article
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JJJaka Javh
Jaka Javh
Janko SlavičJanko Slavič
Janko Slavič
MBMiha Boltežar
Miha Boltežar

1 April 2003 in Journal of Sound and Vibration
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Journal Article
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Janko SlavičJanko Slavič
Janko Slavič
ISI. Simonovski
I. Simonovski
MBM. Boltežar
M. Boltežar

8 October 2024 in Smart Materials and Structures
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Journal Article
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Mahdi BodaghiMahdi Bodaghi
Mahdi Bodaghi
LWLinlin Wang
Linlin Wang
FZFenghua Zhang
Fenghua Zhang
YLYanju Liu
Yanju Liu
JLJinsong Leng
Jinsong Leng
Ali ZolfagharianAli Zolfagharian
Ali Zolfagharian
Four-dimensional (4D) printing is an advanced manufacturing technology that has rapidly emerged as a transformative tool with the capacity to reshape various research domains and industries. Distinguished by its integration of time as a dimension, 4D printing allows objects to dynamically respond to external stimuli, setting it apart from conventional 3D printing. This roadmap has been devised, by contributions of 44 active researchers in this field from 32 affiliations world-wide, to navigate the swiftly evolving landscape of 4D printing, consolidating recent advancements and making them accessible to experts across diverse fields, ranging from biomedicine to aerospace, textiles to electronics. The roadmap’s goal is to empower both experts and enthusiasts, facilitating the exploitation of 4D printing’s transformative potential to create intelligent, adaptive objects that are not only feasible but readily attainable. By addressing current and future challenges and proposing advancements in science and technology, it sets the stage for revolutionary progress in numerous industries, positioning 4D printing as a transformative tool for the future.

1 April 2017 in International Journal of Fatigue
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Journal Article
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MPMassimiliano Palmieri
Massimiliano Palmieri
MČMartin Česnik
Martin Česnik
Janko SlavičJanko Slavič
Janko Slavič
Filippo CianettiFilippo Cianetti
Filippo Cianetti
MBMiha Boltežar
Miha Boltežar