Warda Ashraf

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Warda Ashraf is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas, United States. Her research focuses on the sustainability and performance enhancement of cementitious materials, as reflected in her recent articles on carbon sequestration, alkali-silica reactions, and the utilization of industrial waste in sustainable binders. She employs multi-technique approaches to evaluate pozzolanic properties and explores innovative materials such as biochar and nanocellulose for improved concrete performance.

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Ishrat Baki Borno

The University of Texas at Arlington

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Eric N. Landis

University of Maine

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Understanding of alkali–silica reaction in lime‐pozzolana mortar incorporating pumice and borosilicate

Effects of L-Aspartic acid on mitigating carbonation-induced degradation in alkali-activated slag

Enhancing CO2 Sequestration in Beta Dicalcium Silicate (β-C2S) with Polyacrylic Acid Addition and Improving Performance of Carbonated Composites

Functionalized biochar for carbon neutral/negative cementitious composites with superior performances

Utilization of industrial waste sodium sulfate for calcined clay-based sustainable binder

Unveiling the Carbon Footprint Reduction Potential of Cementitious Composites: CO2 Sequestration in a Lime-Clay Binder Incorporating Medium-Grade Clay

Monitoring temperature-induced in-situ nanomechanical changes of cement paste by nanoindentation

A comparative investigation on the effects of nanocellulose from bacteria and plant-based sources for cementitious composites

Corrigendum to “Cellulose nanofibrils with and without nanosilica for the performance enhancement of portland cement systems” [Constr. Build. Mater. 285 (2021) 121547](S0950061820335510)(10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2020.121547)

Multi-technique Approaches to Evaluate the Pozzolanic Properties of Alkali-Rich Calcined Kaolinite and Bentonite Clay Blends

Amino acids as performance-controlling additives in carbonation-activated cementitious materials

Cellulose nanofibrils with and without nanosilica for the performance enhancement of Portland cement systems

Effects of ligno– and delignified– cellulose nanofibrils on the performance of cement-based materials

Improvement in the physical and mechanical properties of the cement-based composite with the addition of nanostructured BN–Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub> reinforcement

Production of sustainable, low-permeable and self-sensing cementitious composites using biochar

Ground and Sieved Bio Ash versus Coal Fly Ash: Comparative Analysis of Pozzolanic Reactivity

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Ishrat Baki Borno

Eric N. Landis

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