Shiho Kawashima

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Columbia University

United States

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Shiho Kawashima is an Associate Professor at Columbia University in the United States. Her research focuses on innovative materials and processes in sustainable construction, particularly in relation to cement and earth materials. Recent articles examine the recovery of by-products from waste cement, methods for 3D printing with various materials, and the environmental implications of cementitious composites. She is committed to addressing challenges faced by the built environment in a carbon-constrained future.

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Arnaud Perrot

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Steven Greenbaum

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Hunter College

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Bahman Ghiassi

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University of Birmingham

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Hesam Taheri

Columbia University

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Aaron J. Moment

Columbia University

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Wil Srubar III

University of Colorado Boulder

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Gustav Nystrom

Head, Cellulose & Wood Materials Laboratory

Empa

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Selection of suitable cellulose nanofibers derived from eco-friendly sources for the production of lightweight cementitious composites with tuned rheological, mechanical, and microstructure properties

Calcium carbonate and reactive silica recovery from waste cement: The influence of processing parameters on upcycled material properties and carbon intensity

Rheology and 3D printing of alginate bio-stabilized earth concrete

Challenges and opportunities for the built environment in a carbon-constrained world for the next 100 years and beyond

Critical strain measurements of hydrating Portland cement pastes: A new understanding of microstructure development

Maximizing fiber content in 3D-printed earth materials: Printability, mechanical, thermal and environmental assessments

Rheology, 3D printing, and particle interactions of xanthan gum-clay binder for earth concrete

Stabilizing mechanisms of metastable vaterite in cement systems

Hydration and mechanical properties of high content nano-coated cements with nano-silica, clay and calcium carbonate

Rheology of cement pastes with calcium carbonate polymorphs

Systematic study of the formation and chemical/mineral composition of waste-to-energy (WTE) fly ash

Directed synthesis of aragonite through semi-continuous seeded crystallization methods for CO<sub>2</sub> utilization

Microfibrillated cellulose as a new approach to develop lightweight cementitious composites: Rheological, Mechanical, and microstructure perspectives

Carbon-negative cement manufacturing from seawater-derived magnesium feedstocks

Evaluation of Mechanical Performance of Compacted Magnesium Hydroxide after Carbonation Curing

Enhancing carbonation and strength of MgO cement through 3D printing

Effect of tartaric acid on the hydration of oil well cement at elevated temperatures between 60 °C and 89 °C

Erratum to “Enhancing carbonation and strength of MgO cement through 3D printing” [Constr. Build. Mater. 328 (2022) 126867] (Construction and Building Materials (2022) 328, (S0950061822005530), (10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2022.126867))

Performance of Waste-to-Energy fine combined ash/filter cake ash-metakaolin based artificial aggregate

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Arnaud Perrot

Steven Greenbaum

Bahman Ghiassi

Hesam Taheri

Aaron J. Moment

Wil Srubar III

Gustav Nystrom

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