Carlos Leiva Fernández

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad de Sevilla

Spain

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Carlos Leiva Fernández is a Profesor Contratado Doctor at Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. His research areas include sustainable materials, concrete technology, and educational methodologies in chemistry and environmental engineering. He has contributed to the development of innovative approaches for recycling waste materials and improving the mechanical properties of construction materials.

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Eva María Perez Soriano

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Universidad de Sevilla

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Carlos Leiva Fernández

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Nanosilica synergy: unveiling the strength and fracture mechanisms in advanced concrete composites

Implementation of a continuous assessment system through the creation of a problem book using DOCTUS in general chemistry subjects

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) analysis to improve teaching of the chemical and environmental engineering department in master's studies

Study of mortars containing reactive aggregates using micro-carbon fibers of different lengths and contents

Evaluation of Spent Catalyst from Fluid Catalytic Cracking in Fly Ash and Blast Furnace Slag Based Alkali Activated Materials

The Impact of Steel Fiber Length and Dosage on Microstructure and Mechanical Performance in UHPFRC: A Hybrid Approach.

Effect of nano silicon nitride on the microstructural characteristics and mechanical properties of ultra-high-performance steel fiber reinforced concrete

Multi-Scale Toughening of UHPC: Synergistic Effects of Carbon Microfibers and Nanotubes

Properties and Optimization Process Using Machine Learning for Recycling of Fly and Bottom Ashes in Fire-Resistant Materials

Influence of Graphene Oxide Concentration and Ultrasonication Energy on Fracture Behavior of Nano-Reinforced Cement Pastes

Improved recycling of a gasification fly ash: An integrated waste management approach within the framework of a Circular Economy

FGD-Gypsum Waste to Capture CO2 and to Recycle in Building Materials: Optimal Reaction Yield and Preliminary Mechanical Properties

Study of a Fire-Resistant Plate Containing Fly Ashes Generated from Municipal Waste Incinerator: Fire and Mechanical Characteristics and Environmental Life Cycle Assessment

A Circular Economy Perspective: Recycling Wastes through the CO2 Capture Process in Gypsum Products. Fire Resistance, Mechanical Properties, and Life Cycle Analysis

Recycling Bio-Based Wastes into Road-Base Binder: Mechanical, Leaching, and Radiological Implications

Development of Geopolymer Mortars Using Air-Cooled Blast Furnace Slag and Biomass Bottom Ashes as Fine Aggregates

Development of Mortars That Use Recycled Aggregates from a Sodium Silicate Process and the Influence of Graphene Oxide as a Nano-Addition

Exploring the impact of graphene oxide on mechanical and durability properties of mortars incorporating demolition waste: micro and nano-pore structure effects

The Incorporation of Ladle Furnace Slag in Fire Insulating Gypsum-Based Materials

Physical, Mechanical and Radiological Characteristics of a Fly Ash Geopolymer Incorporating Titanium Dioxide Waste as Passive Fire Insulating Material in Steel Structures

Valorization of Bayer Red Mud in a Circular Economy Process: Valuable Metals Recovery and Further Brick Manufacture

Morphological analysis of porosity and sound absorption in sustainable materials from rice husk

Assessing Durability Properties and Economic Potential of Shellfish Aquaculture Waste in the Construction Industry: A Circular Economy Perspective

Sound absorbing porous concretes composed of different solid wastes

Experimental study of a noise reducing barrier made of fly ash

Utilization of Boiler Slag from Pulverized-Coal-Combustion Power Plants in China for Manufacturing Acoustic Materials

Sustainable management of spent fluid catalytic cracking catalyst from a circular economy approach

Collaborators (18)

Eva María Perez Soriano

Yolanda Luna Galiano

Rafael Balart

Antonio Martínez de la Concha

Santiago Hurtado

Francisco Manuel Baena Moreno

Fátima Arroyo Torralvo

Manuel Campoy

Gonzalo Ruiz

Héctor Cifuentes Bulte

José D. Ríos

Dorys González

VIRGINIA MORENO

María Villa-Alfageme

Bernabé Alonso-Fariñas

Mónica Rodríguez Galán

Celia Arenas

Pilar Ariza

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