Robert Cerny

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Czech Technical University in Prague

Czech Republic

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Professor Robert Cerny is a faculty member at the Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic. His research primarily focuses on the physical and chemical processes in materials such as alkali-activated aluminosilicates and metakaolin-based geopolymers, as well as sustainable practices in utilizing industrial waste as secondary raw materials. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of material properties through recent studies on structural performance and environmental benefits of modified materials.

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Zbigniew Suchorab

Lublin University of Technology

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Sustainable Utilization of Modified Electrolytic Manganese Residue as a Cement Retarder: Workability, Mechanical Properties, Hydration Mechanisms, Leaching Toxicity, and Environmental Benefits

Comparative analysis of sulfate activation performance, leaching toxicity, and carbon emission of electrolytic manganese residue in different industrial wastes

Comparison of Bending Properties of Sandwich Structures Using Conventional and 3D-Printed Core with Flax Fiber Reinforcement

Analysis of the Effect of Relative Humidity on the Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient Using Full-Scale Experiments in a Climatic Wind Tunnel

Physical and chemical processes in alkali-activated aluminosilicates at high temperatures and their effect on functional properties: A critical review

Thermally-induced chemical and physical transformations in metakaolin-based geopolymers

Review of Treatment Techniques for Dredged Sediments in the Context of Valorization as Secondary Raw Materials

Unraveling the photocatalytic and antimicrobial performance of carbon-TiO2/lignin hybrid admixtures in sustainable cement composites

Durability analysis of sustainable mortars with biomass fly ash as high-volume replacement of Portland cement

Assessment of Clayey Freshwater Sediments as Suitable Precursors for Alkaline Activation

Reactivity of precursors for geopolymerization studied by isothermal calorimetry

On-Site Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment Technique for a Maintenance-Free Heat Flow Monitoring in Building Systems

Thermal activation of illitic-kaolinitic mixed clays

Effects of Prolonged Leaching on the Acute Ecotoxicity of Spruce-Pine Oriented Strand Board for Plants

Valorization of waste wood fly ash in environmentally friendly lime-based plasters with enhanced strengths for renovation purposes

Phase development of lime-based plasters blended with waste calcined shale

High-temperature resistance of cement composites with randomly distributed aluminium silicate fibers

Enhancing Functional Properties and Mold Resistance of Gypsum Plasters with Caffeine

Basalt fibers corrosion in concrete: New perspectives originating from computational modelling techniques employment

Carbon-modified TiO2 as a promising and efficient admixture for cementitious composites: A comprehensive study of photocatalytic, mechanical and structural properties

Experimental and Environmental Analysis of High-Strength Geopolymer Based on Waste Bricks and Blast Furnace Slag

The Influence of the Quality of Brick Firing on Their Calcium Diffusion Capacity and Biodegradation Potential—A Preliminary Study

Application of Dimensionality Reduction and Machine Learning Methods for the Interpretation of Gas Sensor Array Readouts from Mold-Threatened Buildings

Basic physical, mechanical, thermal and hygric properties of reactive powder concrete with basalt and polypropylene fibers after high-temperature exposure

Toxic and Biodegradation Potential of Waste Tires for Microorganisms Based on Two Experimental Designs

Fiber-Reinforced Alkali-Activated Materials Based on Waste Materials

Application of secondary calcined shale in the design of low-cement binder for thermal-resistant composites

Basic physical, mechanical, thermal and hygric properties of reactive powder concrete with basalt and polypropylene fibers after high-temperature exposure

Alkali-Activated Metashale Mortar with Waste Cementitious Aggregate: Material Characterization

A Fuzzy Logic Concept for Predicting the Seasonal Thermal Performance of Building Envelopes Based on Structural and Geographical Parameters

Collaborators (19)

Zbigniew Suchorab

Grzegorz Łagód

Martin Keppert

Jan Fořt

Miloš Jerman

Eva Vejmelková

Martin Bohm

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Anna Parus

Jiří Maděra

Klára Kobetičová

Jan Kočí

Magdalena Piłat-Rożek

Vaclav Koci

Liang Tang

Patryk Jędrzejczak

Agnieszka Ślosarczyk

Lukáš Fiala

Dariusz Majerek

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