Somayeh Nassiri

University of California, Davis

United States

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BIOPOLYMER MODIFIED CEMENTITIOUS SYSTEMS WITH RADICAL STRENGTH AND DURABILITY

Open Date: 2019-11-01

Close Date: 2021-10-01

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Sabbie Miller

Associate Professor

University of California, Davis

UNITED STATES

Hui Li

Assistant Research Professor

Washington State University

UNITED STATES

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Somayeh Nassiri

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Somayeh Nassiri

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Improving sensor encapsulation for long-term monitoring of relative humidity and temperature inside concrete pavements

Year-Twenty Performance Review of the First 40 Year Design Life Jointed Plain Concrete Pavements in California

Transforming almond shell waste into high-value activators for low-carbon concrete: life cycle assessment and technoeconomic analysis

Rice straw ash as supplementary cementitious materials for concrete: optimizing water soaking duration of rice straw to remove alkalis

Compressive strength and regional supply implications of rice straw and rice hull ashes used as supplementary cementitious materials

Impact of Debris Removal Post-Wildfires on Pavement Fatigue and Rutting Lives: Case Studies of California’s Camp and Carr Fires

Environmental and economic impacts of processing rice straw with water for energy and coproducts

Field implementation of cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) in concrete pavement test track

Technical and environmental assessment of hydrothermally synthesized foshagite and tobermorite-like crystals as fibrillar C-S-H seeds in cementitious materials

Feasibility assessment of self-deicing concrete pavements with recycled CFRP reinforcement: Environmental and mechanical performance

Recycled concrete and brick powders as supplements to Portland cement for more sustainable concrete

Comparison of unique effects of two contrasting types of cellulose nanomaterials on setting time, rheology, and compressive strength of cement paste

Mechanical and durability characteristics of pervious concrete reinforced with mechanically recycled carbon fiber composite materials

Pervious concrete mixture optimization, physical, and mechanical properties and pavement design: A review

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Hui Li

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