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In the name of the authors of the paper "Permeability versus Design in TPMS Scaffolds", published in Materials in 2019 and already counting six citations in Google Scholar to date, I would like to formally respond to the comment manuscript now entitled "Assessing Porous Media Permeability in Non-Darcy Flow: A Re-Evaluation Based on the Forchheimer Equation" [...].

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  • To Comment “Assessing Porous Media Permeability in Non-Darcy Flow: A Re-Evaluation Based on the Forchheimer Equation”

  • In the name of the authors of the paper “Permeability versus Design in triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) Scaffolds”, published in Materials in 2019 and already counting six citations in Google Scholar to date, I would like to formally respond to the comment manuscript entitled “Assessing Porous Media Permeability in Non-Darcy Flow: A Re-Evaluation Based on the Forchheimer Equation”

  • We would like to thank the authors of the comment manuscript for contributing to the enhancement of the scientific discussion, and to acknowledge the comments of the external reviewer

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We would like to thank the authors of the comment manuscript for contributing to the enhancement of the scientific discussion, and to acknowledge the comments of the external reviewer. To Comment “Assessing Porous Media Permeability in Non-Darcy Flow: A Re-Evaluation Based on the Forchheimer Equation”

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