Qingxu Jin

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Qingxu Jin is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. His research focuses on sustainable construction materials, including low-clinker binders and the utilization of low-grade fly ash in cement blends. Additionally, he investigates strategies for resource efficiency in post-hazard infrastructure restoration and examines the effects of contamination on steel rebar corrosion. His work is influential in advancing eco-friendly practices in civil engineering and materials science.

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Catherine De Wolf

Assistant Professor of Circular Engineering for Architecture

ETH Zürich

SWITZERLAND

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Jeffrey Bullard

UNITED STATES

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D.V. Bompa

Senior Lecturer

University of Surrey

UNITED KINGDOM

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Kimberly Kurtis

Georgia Institute of Technology

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Assessment of particle packing approach for design of low-clinker, LC3 binders at low water-to-solids ratio

Circular Economy for Post-Hazard Infrastructure Restoration: Strategies for Resilience and Resource Efficiency

Low-grade fly ash in portland cement blends: A decoupling approach to evaluate reactivity and hydration effects

Novel application of Chilean natural pozzolan for sustainable strain-hardening cementitious composite

In-situ microtomography image segmentation for characterizing strain-hardening cementitious composites under tension using machine learning

Crack sealers for the preservation of concrete bridge decks: a synthesis of a national survey and literature review

On the effect of simulated contamination of chlorides and sulfates on steel rebar corrosion: Electrochemical behavior and surface analysis

Mineralogy optimization for immobilization of potentially toxic elements and halides in Co-disposed flue gas desulfurization brines and bituminous coal fly ash

NOx uptake capacities and sequestration pathways by hydrated cementitious phases

A review of existing codes and standards on design factors for UHPC placement and fiber orientation

Microstructure and durability performance of sustainable cementitious composites containing high-volume regenerative biosilica

NOx sequestration by calcium aluminate cementitious materials

How do specific surface area and particle size distribution change when granular media dissolve?

Temperature dependence of gypsum dissolution rates

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Catherine De Wolf

Jeffrey Bullard

D.V. Bompa

Kimberly Kurtis

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