Marcin Daniel Gajewski

Associate Professor

Poland

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Marcin Daniel Gajewski is an Associate Professor at Warsaw University of Technology, Poland. His research areas focus on the optimization of construction materials, specifically cement-sand mortars and asphalt mixtures, along with their mechanical performance. He has published articles on topics such as the influence of material properties on engineering applications and the use of innovative modeling techniques, including machine learning, to enhance the performance and lifespan of pavement materials.

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Piotr P. Woyciechowski

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Nicola BALDO

Associate Professor

University of Udine

ITALY

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Piotr Pokorski

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Bartosz Grzeszykowski

Assistant Professor

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Zbigniew Stachura

Assistant Lecturer

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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POLAND

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Marian Giżejowski

Professor

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Stanisław Jemioło

Professor PhD, DsC, Head of Department

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Articles (18)

Mechanical performance prediction of asphalt mixtures: a baseline study of linear and non-linear regression compared with neural network modeling

Discussion on the bitumen fatigue parameters interpretation for Linear Amplitude Sweep and time-sweep tests: Insights from ageing

A Simple Model to Estimate the Increase in Pavement Life Due to the Traffic Wander for Application in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

Optimisation of cement-sand mortar compositions modified with fine-grained rubber powder in relation to their mechanical performance

Optimization of the Composition of Mineral–Asphalt Mixture for Pothole Repairs Based on Reclaimed Asphalt Using Innovative Chemical Activators

The influence of the accuracy of reproducing the uniaxial tensile test of mild steel in the H–M plasticity model on the behaviour of a perforated thin walled shell subjected to compression

Effects of Impurities and Ageing on the Functional and Rheological Properties of Asphalts with Additives from Recovered and Pyrolysis-Processed Plastics

Linear viscoelastic transversely isotropic model based on the spectral decomposition of elasticity tensors

Stiffness Moduli Modelling and Prediction in Four-Point Bending of Asphalt Mixtures: A Machine Learning-Based Framework

The Influence of Mortar’s Poisson Ratio and Viscous Properties on Effective Stiffness and Anisotropy of Asphalt Mixture

Parametric Studies of the Load Transfer Platform Reinforcement Interaction with Columns

Assessment of the Suitability of Elastomeric Bearings Modeling Using the Hyperelasticity and the Finite Element Method

A Nonlinear Elastic Model for Compressible Aluminum Alloys with Finite Element Implementation

Estimation of Post-Cracking Dissipation Capabilities of Fiber Reinforced Concretes in Three Point Bending Test Monitored with Application of Digital Image Correlation System

Assessment of the effect of the use of highly-modified binder on the viscoelastic and functional properties of bituminous mixtures illustrated with the example of asphalt concrete for the binder course

Buckling Resistance of Quasi-Straight H-Section Beam-Columns under Unequal End Moments

Estimation of asphalt binders? resistance to permanent deformation with application of the MSCR and multiple shear creep long recovery (MSCLR) tests

Evaluation of fatigue life of high modulus asphalt concrete with use of three different definitions

Collaborators (13)

Piotr P. Woyciechowski

Nicola BALDO

Piotr Pokorski

Bartosz Grzeszykowski

Zbigniew Stachura

Maciej Lewandowski-Szewczyk

Aleksander Szwed

Jorge Pais

Zbigniew Lechowicz

Jan Krol

Wojciech Bańkowski

Marian Giżejowski

Stanisław Jemioło

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