Marco Liebscher

apl. Prof. Dr.-Ing.

Technische Universität Dresden

Germany

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Marco Liebscher is an apl. Prof. Dr.-Ing. at Technische Universität Dresden, Germany. His research focuses on innovative materials in construction, particularly in the areas of alkali-activated concrete, hybrid fibre-reinforced composites, and the environmental impacts of cementitious materials. Recent publications include studies on the performance and bonding of various reinforcement techniques in concrete and the use of advanced materials for enhanced construction durability.

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Marzia Traverso

RWTH Aachen University

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chongjie kang

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TUD Dresden University of Technology

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Numerical and experimental assessment of thermally exposed textile-reinforced alkali-activated concrete with altered impregnated interphases

Enhanced impregnation quality, interfacial bonding, and mechanical performance of cementitious mineral-impregnated carbon fiber reinforcements through tailored fiber sizing

Evaluating the Environmental Impacts and Social Risks of Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) Mortars

Crack formation and crack width monitoring in cementitious composites with extremely high sensory responses through incorporation of smart PE fibers coated with single-walled carbon nanotubes

Electrical resistivity and self-sensing properties of low-cement limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) mortar

Experimental investigation on the bond performance of a hybrid lap-spliced connection of GFRP and stainless steel bars in concrete

Carbon nanotube fibers as efficient p- and n-type thermoelements within geopolymers: A route for large-scale thermal energy harvesting from building structures

Influence of sodium periodate-accelerated polydopamine modification of polyethylene fibers on fiber-matrix bonding in cementitious composites

Temperature induced fast-setting of cement based mineral-impregnated carbon-fiber reinforcements for durable and lightweight construction with textile-reinforced concrete

Experimental and analytical analysis of the bond alteration of impregnated carbon fibre reinforcements embedded in alkali-activated concrete at elevated temperatures

Thermomechanical behavior of textile-reinforced geopolymer concrete based on mineral-impregnated carbon-fibers (MCFs) composites

Influence of electrophoretic deposition of micro- or nanosized silica particles on the microstructure of carbon fibers and their bond behavior with cementitious matrices

Assessing the stress-transfer capability of mineral impregnated PBO yarns in a limestone calcined clay cement-based (LC3) matrix

Influence of curing temperature and pressure on the mechanical and microstructural development of metakaolin-based geopolymers

A novel type of mineral-impregnated fiber reinforcements based on alkaline-resistant glass fiber and magnesium oxychloride cement for enhanced sustainability in construction

Efficient Joule heaters based on mineral-impregnated carbon-fiber reinforcing grids: An experimental and numerical study on a multifunctional concrete structure as an electrothermal device

Hybrid fibre-reinforced cementitious composites with short polyethylene and continue carbon fibres: Influence of roving impregnation on tensile and cracking behaviour

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