Juhyuk Moon

Assistant Professor

Seoul National University

South Korea

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Juhyuk Moon is an Assistant Professor at Seoul National University, South Korea. His research focuses on innovative approaches in cementitious materials, particularly in superhydrophobicity, carbonation processes, and the effects of additives on hydration properties. Recent publications include investigations into mineral carbonation techniques for CO2 sequestration and the development of sustainable cement composites through waste material recycling.

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jihoon lee

Seoul National University

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Jingwei Yang

Seoul National University

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Seyoon Yoon

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Kyungpook National University

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In-Hee Hwang

Hokkaido University

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Integral superhydrophobicity in cement matrix via in-situ hierarchical micro-nano roughness

Scalable carbonation of low-reactivity steel slag monoliths using sodium-based carbonates

Phase development, microstructure, and physical properties of glycine-activated steel slag under ambient curing conditions

Sodium bicarbonate–induced mineral carbonation of alkali-activated slag (AAS) system: Modified early reaction and long-term CO2 sequestration potential

Thermal Influence and Stability of In-Situ Mixed CO2 in Cementitious Mineral Phases

Effect of mono-ethylene glycol on hydration and mechanical properties of waste glass replacement cement composites

Influence of amino acids on the properties of carbonated pseudowollastonite composites: Development of a high-reactivity CO2 sequestration binder

Monoethanolamine-catalyzed CO2 mineralization in cementitious materials via in situ CO2 mixing and its synergy with cement hydration

Discovering the impact of triethanolamine (TEA): how TEA dosage transforms blast-furnace slag cement hydration

Recycling of aluminosilicate solid wastes in a novel glass calcined clay cement (GC3)

Experimental study on tracing the initial water–to-cement ratio of hardened concrete using petrography analysis

Effects of various sizes of cenospheres on microstructural, mechanical, and thermal properties of high-strength and lightweight cementitious composites

Importance of amorphous content, surface energy, and preferred orientation on the accurate quantification of cement minerals in clinkers

Predicting airborne chloride deposition in marine bridge structures using an artificial neural network model

Development of cementless ultra-high performance fly ash composite (UHPFC) using nucleated pozzolanic reaction of low Ca fly ash

Tomographic microstructural investigation of waste fishing net-reinforced high performance cementitious composites

Development of high strength & lightweight cementitious composites using hollow glass microsphere in a low water-to-cement matrix

Controlling hydration and setting of UHPC incorporating waterglass at different times of addition

Influence of calcination temperature of impure kaolinitic clay on hydration and strength development of ultra-high-performance cementitious composite

The critical incorporation concentration (CIC) of dispersed carbon nanotubes for tailoring multifunctional properties of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC)

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jihoon lee

Jingwei Yang

Seyoon Yoon

In-Hee Hwang

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