Shu Jian Chen

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University of Queensland

Australia

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Shu Jian Chen is a Lecturer at The University of Queensland in Australia. His research areas include mechanical and heat transfer characteristics of cement-based structures, self-healing concrete technologies, and the development of advanced materials such as graphene oxide-reinforced composites. Recent publications highlight his work on innovative load-bearing systems and the application of deep learning in material performance optimization.

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Study on mechanical and heat transfer characteristics of cement-based segmental honeycomb structures

New classification, historical developments, technology readiness level and application conditions of self-healing concrete technologies

Scalable Hierarchically Structured Materials from a Multiscale Particle System Enabled by Microscaffolds

A new heat resistant load bearing system incorporating honeycomb structured cementitious composite investigated via experiments and modelling

Study on heat transfer characteristics of cement-based honeycomb structures based on infrared imaging

Revealing Microstructural Modifications of Graphene Oxide-Modified Cement via Deep Learning and Nanoporosity Mapping: Implications for Structural Materials’ Performance

Large set microstructure reconstruction mimicking quantum computing approach via deep learning

Graphene oxide-reinforced thin shells for high-performance, lightweight cement composites

Damage-tolerant material design motif derived from asymmetrical rotation

Capillary bridges between unsaturated nano-mineral particles: a molecular dynamics study

Capillary bridges between unsaturated nano-mineral particles: a molecular dynamics study

Direct 2D cement-nanoadditive deposition enabling carbon-neutral hydrogen from natural gas

Predicting the permeability of consolidated silty clay via digital soil reconstruction

Evolution of tricalcium silicate (C3S) hydration based on image analysis of microstructural observations obtained via Field's metal intrusion

Effect of Graphene Oxide on the Pore Structure of Cement Paste: Implications for Performance Enhancement

Digital concrete modelling: An alternative approach to microstructural pore analysis of cement hydrates

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