Aeroaging — A new collaboration between life sciences experts and aerospace engineers - 06/12/24
, C. Fualdes 2, J.E. Morley 3, C. Dray 4, L. Rodriguez-Manas 5, A. Meyer 2, L. Michel 1, Y. Rolland 6, Y. Gourinat 1
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Abstract |
An open discussion between experts from life sciences and aeronautics has been held in order to investigate how both area of research overlap and could be relevant to each other, precisely on the topic of aging. Similarities in aging processes and prediction methodologies have been identified between human aging and aircraft aging. Two axis of collaboration have been raised: 1) The identification of the determinants in Aircraft aging (structural aging). 2) The development of P4 Systems medicine inspired new methodologies in the predictive maintenance..
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Key words : Aging, composites, aircraft, life science, health
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Vol 21 - N° 9
P. 1024-1030 - novembre 2017 Retour au numéro
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