Marina Cabrini

Papers

Total Citations

122

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About

Dr. Marina Cabrini is a leading figure in the field of corrosion science and materials engineering, with a particular focus on the durability and performance of metallic alloys in aggressive environments. Her research bridges the gap between advanced manufacturing and practical corrosion resistance, most notably through her pioneering work on additively manufactured components. Her most-cited study, "Evaluation of corrosion resistance of Al–10Si–Mg alloy obtained by means of Direct Metal Laser Sintering" (2016, 122 citations), is a cornerstone in understanding how the unique microstructures produced by 3D printing influence the electrochemical behavior of aluminum alloys. This work has been instrumental for industries ranging from aerospace to automotive, where lightweight, corrosion-resistant parts are critical. Beyond this, Cabrini has made significant contributions to the study of hydrogen embrittlement and stress corrosion cracking in high-strength steels, providing key insights that inform material selection and safety protocols. Her research is characterized by a rigorous combination of electrochemical testing, microstructural analysis, and real-world application, making her a respected authority whose work is widely cited by both academic researchers and industry engineers.