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The aim of this document is to report the study process and the work carried on by CIMNE, in
order that NTU and TTSH can validate the AAA results obtained during this analysis. The
structure of this numerical analysis will be used for the following cases.
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Living biological tissues are complex structures that have the capacity of evolving
in response to external loads and environmental stimuli. The adequate modelling
of soft biological tissue behaviour is a key issue in successfully reproducing
biomechanical problems through computational analysis.
This study presents a general constitutive formulation capable of representing
the behaviour of these tissues through finite element simulation. It is based on
phenomenological models that, used in combination with the generalized mixing
theory, can numerically reproduce a wide range of material behaviours.
First, the passive behaviour of tissues is characterized by means of hyperelastic
and finite-strain damage models. A generalized damage model is proposed,
providing a flexible and versatile formulation that can reproduce a wide range of
tissue behaviour. It can be particularized to any hyperelastic model and requires
identifying only two material parameters. Then, the use of these constitutive
models with generalized mixing theory in a nite strain framework is described
and tools to account for the anisotropic behaviour of tissues are put forth.
The active behaviour of tissues is characterized through constitutive models
capable of reproducing the growth and remodelling phenomena. These are built
on the hyperelastic and damage formulations described above and, thus, represent
the active extension of the passive tissue behaviour. A growth model considering
biological availability is used and extended to include directional growth. In addition,
a novel constitutive model for homeostatic-driven turnover remodelling is
presented and discussed. This model captures the stiffness recovery that occurs
in healing tissues, understood as a recovery or reversal of damage in the tissue,
which is driven by both mechanical and biochemical stimuli.
Finally, the issue of correctly identifying the material parameters for computational
modelling is addressed. An inverse method using optimization techniques
is developed to facilitate the identification of these parameters.
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Living biological tissues are complex structures that have the capacity of evolving
in response to external loads and environmental stimuli. The adequate modelling
of soft biological tissue behaviour is a key issue in successfully reproducing
biomechanical problems [...]
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This paper explores the creation and use of a long-term global tourism transport model for private and public sector tourism policy makers. Given that technology is unlikely to reduce tourism transport's impact on climate change sufficiently to avoid serious dangers, behavioural change is necessary. The model presented here helps policy makers and the tourism sector evaluate behavioural change measures. Such tools to assess long-term (up to a century) policy impacts do not currently exist. Projecting behavioural change over such long periods is difficult with contemporary economic modelling. This paper's model is founded in psychological economics theory and mechanisms at work in product diffusion. It describes the tourism system based on identifiable mechanisms and not on statistical relations with only current validity. It delivers global numbers of trips and distances travelled per transport mode as a function of transport cost, travel time, population and income distribution. The model is based on theories including product innovation theory (Bass model) and prospect theory (psychological value). It has been successfully calibrated to tourism development between 1900 and 2005 and tested against future low and high growth economic and demographic scenario combinations. Implications for tourism travel and climate change are discussed.Abstract
This paper explores the creation and use of a long-term global tourism transport model for private and public sector tourism policy makers. Given that technology is unlikely to reduce tourism transport's impact on climate change sufficiently to avoid serious dangers, behavioural change [...]Abstract
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Some of the key factors that regulate growth and remodeling of tissues are fundamentally mechanical. However, it is important to take into account the role of biological availability to generate new tissue together with the stresses and strains in the processes of natural or pathological growth. In this sense, the model presented in this work is oriented to describe growth of vascular tissue under "stress driven growth" considering biological availability of the organism. The general theoretical framework is given by a kinematic formulation in large strain combined with the thermodynamic basis of open systems. The formulation uses a multiplicative decomposition of deformation gradient, splitting it in a growth part and visco-elastic part. The strains due to growth are incompatible and are controlled by unbalanced stresses related to a homeostatic state. Growth implies a volume change with an increase of mass maintaining constant the density. One of the most interesting features of the proposed model is the generation of new tissue taking into account the contribution of mass to the system controlled through the biological availability. Because soft biological tissues in general have a hierarchical structure with several components (usually a soft matrix reinforced with collagen fibers), the developed growth model is suitable for the growth characterization of each component. This allows considering a different behavior for each of them in the context of a generalized theory of mixtures.
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Some of the key factors that regulate growth and remodeling of tissues are fundamentally mechanical. However, it is important to take into account the role of biological [...]
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Mergers and acquisitions are widely seen as a long-term strategy for resolving financial problems in corporations. This research study that is primarily based on a desk review established that this commercial enterprise approach has given mixed findings, such as failing to establish that the stated factors led to the manner of mergers and acquisitions, nor has it published an increase in profitability of commercial enterprise financial performance due to mergers and acquisitions. However, all mergers and acquisitions are no longer unsuccessful due to some factors like monetary, advertising, and operational problems. Thus, there are other important factors that influence mergers and acquisitions, such as value creation, 'cultural' integration, and profitability. According to the study's findings, mergers and acquisitions have a positive impact on financial institutions' net income in the form of in-creased wealth, decreased effective spending, and increased revenue growth.
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Mergers and acquisitions are widely seen as a long-term strategy for resolving financial problems in corporations. This research study that is primarily based on a desk review established that this commercial enterprise approach has given mixed findings, such as failing to establish [...]
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FLORIDA, United States, July 5, 2026 — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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BMAG Consulting, a premier global advisory firm, today announced the release of its comprehensive report on the Mycelium-Based Ingredients Market. The study projects an unprecedented surge in market valuation, highlighting mycelium's pivotal role in transforming the food, pharmaceutical, and materials industries. With its *versatile applications* and *sustainable production advantages*, mycelium is rapidly emerging as a cornerstone for future-proof product development and supply chain resilience.
The report provides an in-depth analysis of the current market landscape, dissecting key growth drivers such as escalating consumer demand for sustainable and plant-based alternatives, coupled with significant advancements in fungal fermentation technologies. It meticulously maps out the competitive ecosystem, identifying *emerging players, strategic collaborations, and innovative product launches* that are redefining market dynamics. Investors and industry stakeholders will gain crucial insights into market segmentation, regional trends, and the inherent opportunities for strategic positioning and expansion.
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Our findings underscore that mycelium-based ingredients are not merely a niche trend but represent a fundamental shift towards more *environmentally benign* and *resource-efficient production systems*. From alternative proteins and meat substitutes to biomaterials and nutraceuticals, the report explores the diverse applications poised for significant commercialization, offering a pragmatic roadmap for businesses seeking to capitalize on this transformative ingredient.
The rapid ascent of mycelium-based ingredients is challenging traditional regulatory frameworks. Our analysis in 'The Regulatory Pivot: Moving Beyond 'One-Size-Fits-All' Diagnostics' reveals a critical need for *adaptive and nuanced regulatory approaches* that acknowledge the unique characteristics and safety profiles of novel fungal biomass. The current 'one-size-fits-all' diagnostic often creates unnecessary barriers to innovation, hindering market entry for safe and sustainable products. We advocate for a shift towards *ingredient-specific evaluations* and *harmonized international standards* to foster innovation while safeguarding public health, predicting that countries adopting proactive, science-based regulatory pathways will attract significant investment and become hubs for novel ingredient development.
Our 'Strategic Market Outlook: Demand Engines' identifies several powerful drivers propelling the Mycelium-Based Ingredients Market. Foremost is the exploding consumer demand for *sustainable, ethical, and healthy food choices*, with a particular emphasis on plant-based and alternative proteins. This is compounded by *technological breakthroughs* in precision fermentation and bioreactor design, making production more efficient and scalable. Furthermore, the increasing focus on *circular economy principles* and the search for novel *bio-based materials* in packaging and textiles are expanding mycelium's addressable market beyond food. We project that investments in *biomanufacturing infrastructure* and *cross-sector collaborations* will be key to unlocking mycelium's full commercial potential, driving a projected 300% growth in specific application areas over the next five years.
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BMAG Consulting, a global leader in strategic market intelligence, announced today the release of its groundbreaking report, But the Global Food Robotics Market. A comprehensive analysis shows that an accelerating market trajectory Driven off unprecedented demand for full automation in the food industry.
The report projects the market to reach a multi-billion-dollar valuation by 2030, underlining a critical shift toward intelligent automation to address labour shortages and improve and ensure food safety standards.
The surge in the food robotics market is primarily driven by operational imperatives and technological advancements. Food manufacturers and service providers are quickly adopting. Robotic solutions, streamlining the process from production and packaging to delivery and quality control. Key drivers include growth. Labour costs, a constant decline in skilled workers, and the need for stringent hygiene protocols, especially post-pandemic operational frameworks.
Robotics offers a compelling solution: the promise of better productivity, less human error, and consistent output quality.
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BMAG Consulting's analysis Sections carefully examine the market by application, robot type, and geographical region, delivering to stakeholders granular insights into growth opportunities. The report highlights. Significant innovations in artificial intelligence, machine vision, and collaborative robots (cobots) are changing the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of robotic integration in food environments.
These advancements enable greater flexibility and adaptability to generate automation accessible to a broader spectrum of businesses, from large-scale processing plants to the artistic kitchen.
The food robotics sector Navigating a pivotal period regarding regulation. While food safety and quality standards (e.g., HACCP, ISO 22000) stay on top, the integration of advanced robotics necessitates One size fits all revisited diagnostic approaches.
Regulators are beginning to focus on performance-based standards for robotic systems to emphasise verifiable outcomes in hygiene, cross-contamination prevention, and operational integrity, instead of prescriptive equipment designs. This change encourages innovation while ensuring that automated solutions meet or exceed human-centric safety benchmarks.
Key areas include standard protocols for robotic calibration, powered-by-AI anomaly detection in food processing, and traceability mechanisms to improve automated workflows, consumer trust, and regulatory compliance.
The future growth of the food robotics market is driven by several powerful demand engines. First, the explosion of e-commerce and food delivery creates an urgent need for automatic kitchen and logistics solutions capable of handling high volumes and rapid turnaround times. Second, persistent global labour shortages in the food sector make automation not only an efficiency gain but also a necessity for operational continuity.
Third, increasing consumer demand for convenience, customization, and more consistent product quality is forcing producers to invest. Precision robotics for personalized food production and ingredient management. Finally, the growing emphasis on sustainability and waste reduction gives a strong impetus; seamrobotic systems can be corrected. Ingredient usage and minimal destruction promote both economic and environmental benefits.
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BMAG Consulting, a leading consulting firm, today announced the release of its comprehensive new report describing the microbial crop protection market. Study predicts a substantial surge in market valuation, driven by the growing demand for sustainable agricultural practices, evolving regulatory landscapes, and advances in bioinnovation.
This pivotal research offers critical insights to help stakeholders navigate the shift to greener farming solutions, projecting the market to now be $15 billion by 2035.
The report indicates that the paradigm shift from traditional chemical pesticides to microbial alternatives is not now a niche trend but a core strategic imperative for global agriculture. Aggravating factors include consumer awareness of food safety, stricter environmental regulations that reduce the use of chemicals, and the rising incidence of pesticide resistance, which collectively accelerate the adoption of biological crop protection methods. The adoption of biological crop protection methods. BMAG Consulting's analysis illustrates how these forces give a new look at the competitive landscape and usher in a new era of agricultural innovation.
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BMAG Consulting’s A intensive dive into market dynamics reveals. Significant investment opportunities across the value chain, from R&D of novel microbial strains to advanced application technologies. Gives a report. Detailed segmentation of product type (biofungicides, biopesticides, bionematicides, etc.), crop type, and regional analysis offers a granular view of growth hotspots and new challenges.
Underlines it. That companies prioritize robust scientific validation and scalable production will be the best position to remove the advantage of. This burgeoning market.
The Regulatory Pivot: Moving Beyond 'One-Size-Fits-All' Diagnostics for Microbial Crop Protection is crucial. Traditional regulatory frameworks, often designed for synthetic chemicals, are evolving to accommodate the unique characteristics of biologicals. Key insights include:
Streamlined Approval Processes: Many regions are introducing faster, science-based approval pathways for biological pesticides, recognizing their lower environmental impact.
Data-Driven Efficacy: A growing emphasis on data-driven efficacy testing and risk assessment tailored to biological mechanisms is shaping new guidelines.
Global Harmonization Efforts: Initiatives to harmonize regulatory standards across different countries are vital for international market penetration, reducing complexities for innovators.
Consumer Safety Focus: Regulations continue to prioritize consumer and environmental safety, encouraging robust research into the specificity and non-target impacts of microbial agents.
This shift demands a proactive and adaptive approach from manufacturers and policymakers to foster innovation while ensuring safety.
The Strategic Market Outlook: Demand engines for microbial crop protection are robust and multifaceted, pointing towards sustained growth. Key drivers include:
Escalating Demand for Organic and Sustainable Produce: A global consumer preference for residue-free and organically grown food is a primary catalyst, pushing farmers towards biological solutions.
Technological Advancements in Microbial R&D: Breakthroughs in genomics, fermentation, and formulation technologies are enhancing the efficacy, stability, and shelf-life of microbial products.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Adoption: Increased governmental and agricultural extension support for IPM strategies is driving the inclusion of microbial agents as foundational tools.
Addressing Chemical Resistance: The widespread development of resistance to conventional chemical pesticides mandates the urgent adoption of novel, biologically diverse control options.
Governmental Support and Subsidies: Many governments are offering incentives, subsidies, and grants to promote the research, development, and adoption of biopesticides, recognizing their ecological benefits.
These engines collectively position the microbial crop protection market for significant expansion.
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