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investigations include material characterization, studies of fresh, young, and hardened concrete (including hydration), determination of the size distribution of air/macropores, capillary pores, and gel pores
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on: (i) direct carbonation of porous materials obtained from industrial fly ashes for CO₂ sequestration, and (ii) development, activation and characterization of low‑cost CO₂ adsorbents based on coal
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energy materials—and is equipped with state-of-the-art research facilities. Embedded in a dynamic network of industrial and academic collaborations, SIMaP provides an ideal environment for ambitious
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, and flame spread over panels 0.5 m to 2.44 m tall). To date, these tools have been used to characterize synthetic polymers and copolymers, fiber-reinforced composite materials, porous polymer foams, and
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characterize their electromagnetic performance. To validate the achieved tuning range and functional performance in laboratory measurements against modeling and simulation results. This position is part of
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for the materiality of the built environment in defined regions, based on MFA and supported by BIM, GIS, IoT and AI technologies. Map existing anthropogenic material stocks and their dynamics and simulate circularity
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, high-temperature strength in the range of 1500°C to 2000°C, and dynamic oxidation in an oxyacetylene torch at temperatures above 1700°C on such prepared materials will be characterized. Supervisor: Dr. Ondrej Hanzel
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for the materiality of the built environment in defined regions, based on MFA and supported by BIM, GIS, IoT and AI technologies. Map existing anthropogenic material stocks and their dynamics and simulate circularity
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protocols; quantum state characterization and noise mitigation; autonomous quantum experimentation for real-time discovery; quantum-inspired classical algorithms and computing; and design of quantum materials
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applications such as energy-storage capacitors and electrostrictive actuators¹,². These relaxor materials are characterized by the presence of polar nanoregions (PNRs), in which electric dipoles are correlated