Xiaohu Lu

Chief Scientist

Sweden

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Xiaohu Lu is the Chief Scientist at Nynas in Sweden. His research focuses on the aging and performance characteristics of asphalt, exploring topics such as the structural and chemical analysis of bitumen, rheological properties, and the application of bio-based binders in road pavements. His recent publications include studies on the predictive frameworks for asphalt pavement aging, as well as the chemical and morphological characterization of bitumen and bio-extended binders.

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Michalina Makowska

Aalto-yliopisto Insinööritieteiden korkeakoulu

FINLAND

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Gordon Airey

Professor

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Johan Blom

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University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Fabrizio CARDONE

Professore Associato

Università Politecnica delle Marche

ITALY

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Jiqing Zhu

Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute

SWEDEN

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Framework to Predict Asphalt Pavement Aging and Its Effect on Pavement Remaining Fatigue Life

Chemical and rheological analysis of unaged and aged bio-extended binders containing lignin

Crystallinity of Bitumen via WAXD and DSC and Its Effect on the Surface Microstructure

Analysis of kerogens and model compounds by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS)

Oxidative aging of bitumen: a structural and chemical investigation

Performance assessment of asphalt mixture produced with a bio-based binder

Quantitative relationship of fundamental rheological properties of bitumen with the empirical Ring and Ball softening point

Structural and chemical imaging analysis of bitumen

Analysis of fatigue and healing properties of conventional bitumen and bio-binder for road pavements

Chemical, morphological and rheological characterization of bitumen partially replaced with wood bio-oil: Towards more sustainable materials in road pavements

Evaluation of graphite nanoplatelets influence on the lubrication properties of asphalt binders

Collaborators (5)

Michalina Makowska

Gordon Airey

Johan Blom

Fabrizio CARDONE

Jiqing Zhu

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