Guangfeng OU

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Dr. Guangfeng OU is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on sustainable construction materials, particularly in the areas of electrochemical recycling, early-age cracking mitigation in concrete structures, and the development of lightweight aggregates from waste materials. Recent publications include studies on the electrochemical production of cement clinker precursors and the practical applications of innovative testing machines for concrete development.

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Sayaka Uchida

Associate professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Electrolyte pH modulation for efficient and durable electrochemical cement clinker precursor production

Assessment and mitigation of early-age cracking for on-site concrete structures by a combined scheme using Temperature Stress Testing Machine (TSTM) and long-span restraining frame

Simultaneous productions of high-purity calcium carbonate and amorphous nanosized silica-rich gel from waste concrete powder by alkaline treatment and carbonation

Electrochemical recycling of recycled concrete powder: Selective recovery of calcium and silica to enable sustainable construction materials

Turning corn straw waste into supplementary cementitious materials: Feasibility, properties and life cycle assessment

Development of self-foaming cold-bonded lightweight aggregates from waste glass powder and incineration bottom ash for lightweight concrete

Recycling of waste glass in lightweight geopolymer using incineration bottom ash as a foaming agent: Towards energy conservation

New insights into restrained stress and deformation mechanisms of concretes blended with calcium sulfoaluminate and MgO expansive additives using multi-scale techniques

The practical application of a self-developed temperature stress testing machine in development of expansive concrete blended with calcium sulfoaluminate additives

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Sayaka Uchida

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