Tiao WANG

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Dr. Tiao Wang is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research primarily focuses on the dissolution processes and pozzolanic reactions of aluminosilicate glasses and low-calcium supplementary cementitious materials under alkaline conditions. Recent studies by Dr. Wang include investigations into the effects of various parameters on material reactivity and durability in concrete applications, as well as innovative methods for analyzing cement paste properties.

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2020

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Jürgen Hackl

Assistant Professor

Princeton University

UNITED STATES

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Ning Li

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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CHUNHE LI

Associate Professor

University of Miyazaki

JAPAN

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Tetsuya ISHIDA

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Effects of the Al/Si ratio and cooling rate on the dissolution rate of aluminosilicate glass and low calcium SCMS under alkaline conditions through X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulation

An efficient method for determining the pozzolanic reaction degrees of low-calcium supplementary cementitious materials in blended cement pastes

Experimental investigation of the temperature-dependent dissolution process of aluminosilicate glass and low-calcium supplementary cementitious materials under alkaline conditions

A multi-scale experimental investigation of the feasibility of using integrated coal gasification combined slag as a supplementary cementitious material

Retardation effect of the pozzolanic reaction of low-calcium supplementary cementitious materials on clinker hydration at later age: Effects of pore solution, foreign ions, and pH

Consideration of coupling of crack development and corrosion in assessing the reliability of reinforced concrete beams subjected to bending

Chloride binding mechanism and free chloride reduction method of alkali-activated slag/fly ash mixed with seawater

Effects of Al/Si ratio and crystallite size on the dissolution rate of aluminosilicate glass and low-calcium SCMs under alkaline condition

Investigating the effects of cracks and low-calcium supplementary cementitious materials on steel fiber corrosion in cement paste

A study of the influence of crystal component on the reactivity of low-calcium fly ash in alkaline conditions based on SEM-EDS

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Jürgen Hackl

Ning Li

CHUNHE LI

Tetsuya ISHIDA

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