lamellist
A lamellist is a term sometimes used in the context of materials science and engineering to describe a structure or component composed of thin, overlapping layers or lamellae. These lamellae are typically planar and can be arranged in various configurations, such as parallel stacks, nested structures, or interwoven patterns. The concept of lamellist structures is found in both natural and artificial materials.
In nature, many biological tissues exhibit lamellar organization. For instance, bone, nacre (mother-of-pearl), and certain types
In engineered materials, lamellist structures are intentionally designed to achieve desired properties. Examples include laminated composites,