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Carl-Johan Thore

Senior Associate Professor

Presentation

Associate professor at the Division of Solid Mechanics

Research

My research focuses on computer-based methods such as topology optimization for automatic design of mechanical structures with optimal properties.

Ongoing research project

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Computational Design for Optimality and Robustness

The aim of the project is developing and using computational design methods for design of gas turbine components. The project is a collaboration with Siemens Energy AB.

Publications

2025

Hampus Hederberg, Carl-Johan Thore (2025) Fluid-structure interaction topology optimization using density jumps for implicit boundary representation Structural and multidisciplinary optimization (Print), Vol. 68, Article 122 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Geovane Augusto Haveroth, Carl-Johan Thore, Roberto Federico Ausas, Stefan Jakobsson, Jose Alberto Cuminato, Maicon Ribeiro Correa (2025) Optimization of point-melting strategies for the Electron Beam Melting process Finite elements in analysis and design (Print), Vol. 249, Article 104356 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Jerker Karlsson, Jan-Lucas Gade, Carl-Johan Thore, Carljohan Carlhäll, Jan Engvall, Jonas Stålhand (2025) Evaluating the Stress State and the Load-Bearing Fraction as Predicted by an In Vivo Parameter Identification Method for the Abdominal Aorta Medical Sciencs, Vol. 13, Article 9 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Zlatan Kapidzic, Stefan B. Lindstrom, Johan Moverare, Thomas Lindstrom, Carl-Johan Thore, Daniel Leidermark, Manja Franke (2025) Equivalent initial damage sizes for PBF-LB Ti-6Al-4V notched geometries International Journal of Fatigue, Vol. 194, Article 108843 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Stefan B. Lindstrom, Johan Moverare, Manja Franke, Johan Persson, Daniel Leidermark, Carl-Johan Thore, Thomas Lindstrom, Zlatan Kapidzic (2025) Fatigue life prediction for PBF-LB Ti6A14V with as-built surface under nonproportional loads using an incremental fatigue damage model International Journal of Fatigue, Vol. 193, Article 108777 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

Coworkers

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Max Ahlqvist
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Per Almroth
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Håkan Andersson
Adjunct Associate Professor
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Peter Christensen
Associate Professor
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Robert Eriksson
Professor
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David Gustafsson
Adjunct Professor
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Adam Hallberg
PhD student
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Hampus Hederberg
PhD student
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Joakim Holmberg
Associate Professor, Docent
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Lars Johansson
Senior Associate Professor
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Zlatan Kapidzic
Adjunct Professor
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Anders Klarbring
Professor Emeritus
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Daniel Leidermark
Professor
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Larsgunnar Nilsson
Professor Emeritus
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Henrik Petersson
PhD student
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Peter Schmidt
Associate Professor
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Kjell Simonsson
Professor, Head of Division
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Sören Sjöström
Professor Emeritus
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Jonas Stålhand
Professor

Organisation

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Division of Solid Mechanics (SOLMEK)

Mechanics is one of the fundamentals of engineering science. It deals with motion and equilibrium of bodies. Solid mechanics considers all aspects of the behavior of deformable bodies under loads.
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