Multifunctional and sustainable cementitious composite materials

Summary

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This project aims to develop multifunctional cementitious composite materials that are both sustainable and high-performing, incorporating recycled and industrial waste to enhance durability and functionality.

Supervisor

Dr Ali Hadigheh.

Research location

Civil Engineering

Program type

Masters/PHD

Synopsis

This project focuses on the development of advanced cementitious composite materials that are both multifunctional and environmentally sustainable. By integrating industrial waste, recycled materials, and innovative additives, the research aims to enhance performance, durability, and additional functionalities such as self-sensing, corrosion resistance, and energy harvesting. The project combines experimental work with material characterisation techniques and microbial technologies to explore novel pathways for sustainable construction. It is well-suited for students interested in materials science, civil engineering, sustainability, and interdisciplinary research with industry relevance.

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Opportunity ID

The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is 2778