Publications by Jacques Giovanola

Development of a precision machine to perform and study orthogonal micro-cutting

Kossi Agbeviade, Jacques Giovanola, Jennifer Gasparoux

This article presents a laboratory machine designed to perform orthogonal micro-cutting experiments. The machine allows an accurate control of the various cutting parameters and a direct comparison of micro-and macrocutting tool-material data bases. Resear ...

Springer Heidelberg2016

Nanoindentation cracking in gallium arsenide: Part II. TEM investigation

Jean-Marc Breguet, Jean-Daniel Ganière, Johann Michler, Jacques Giovanola, Cédric Pouvreau

The nanoindentation fracture behavior of gallium arsenide (GaAs) is examined from two perspectives in two parent papers. In the first paper (part I), we address the morphology of the crack field induced by different types of indenters by means of in situ n ...

Cambridge University Press2013

Nanoindentation cracking in gallium arsenide: Part I. In situ SEM nanoindentation

Jean-Marc Breguet, Johann Michler, Jacques Giovanola, Cédric Pouvreau

The nanoindentation fracture behavior of gallium arsenide (GaAs) is examined from two perspectives in two parent papers. The first paper (part I) focuses on in situ nanoindentation within a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and on fractographic observatio ...

Cambridge University Press2013

Experimental Characterization of Pressure Wave Generation and Propagation in Biological Tissues

Mathieu Benoit, Marcel Donnet, Kossi Agbeviade, Jacques Giovanola

Aim of the study: This work develops a measurement technique for pressure waves in soft tissues. It aims at characterizing, understanding and modeling the generation and propagation of pressure waves in soft tissues, with a view towards medical application ...

Springer, 233 Spring Street, New York, Ny 10013, United States2009

Characterization of pressure wave propagation in biological tissues

Mathieu Benoit, Marcel Donnet, Kossi Agbeviade, Alain Curnier, Jacques Giovanola

A measurement technique using flexible PVDF gages for characterizing the propagation of pressure waves in biological tissues is developed. We demonstrated that experimental measurements, coupled with numerical simulations, represent a promising method to o ...

E D P Sciences, 17 Ave Du Hoggar Parc D Activites Countboeuf Bp 112, F-91944 Cedex A, France2009