Laurie Lacarrière

Professeure des Universités

INSA Toulouse

France

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Laurie Lacarrière is a Professor at INSA Toulouse in France. Her research focuses on the mechanical and chemo-mechanical properties of geo-materials and concrete structures, with recent publications addressing topics such as multi-physics coupling, corrosion mechanisms, and the hardening behavior of calcium silicate hydrates. She actively contributes to advancing the field through detailed studies on cement pastes and cracking risk assessment in reinforced concrete.

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Agnieszka Jędrzejewska

Assistant Professor

Silesian University of Technology

POLAND

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Majdouline LAANAIYA

Lecturer

Université Grenoble Alpes

FRANCE

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Alexandra Bertron

Professor

FRANCE

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Miguel Azenha

Assistant Professor

University of Minho

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Anja Klausen

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Articles (10)

Interest of a segregated finite element solver for mechanical multi-physics coupling in geo-materials

Microscopic effect of iron dosage on the stability of Fe‐doped ettringite

Chemo-mechanical characterization of a low-pH model cement paste in magnesium bearing environment

New insights into aluminosilicate gel from acetic acid attack of hydrated Portland cement: Experimental and thermodynamic characterization

New insights into the hardening mechanism of calcium silicate hydrates under creep deformation: A reactive molecular simulation study

Model of water transfer in concrete and rock based on a single state variable to consider simultaneous positive pressure and drying boundary conditions

Corrosion mechanisms of Al2O3-SiC-C refractory castables by iron and slag based on post-mortem analysis of industrial samples

Chemical and Microstructural Properties of Designed Cohesive M-S-H Pastes

Recommendations of RILEM TC 287-CCS: thermo-chemo-mechanical modelling of massive concrete structures towards cracking risk assessment

Numerical prediction of cracking risk of reinforced concrete structures at early age: A retrospective view of LMDC’s expertise over the last decade

Collaborators (5)

Agnieszka Jędrzejewska

Majdouline LAANAIYA

Alexandra Bertron

Miguel Azenha

Anja Klausen

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