Material scientist, design of sustainable engineering materials, passionate about minerals and resource efficiency, art enthusiast (totally amateur!!!)
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Xinyuan Ke retweeted
This work will be important for those attempting to model MICP in cementitious composites. Joint work between @UniofBath and Wuhan University of Technology developed by @CyrenKe. Experiments led by @LinzhenTan with contributions from @GebhardLab and @V_Ferrandiz_Mas.
Proud to announce that I am now part of this amazing group #TFI_FLG representing the #cement sector 😎@Dr_S_Connolly
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We are on a mission to help promote the transformation of the foundation industry into a more sustainable, productive, efficient, and intelligent future. Please watch the space for future updates, the latest stories, and opportunities to engage. #sustainable #WomenInSTEM #UKRI
Xinyuan Ke retweeted
Pleased to share a couple of new papers from work w/ @CyrenKe, @cementsatshef, Oday Hussein and Susan Bernal - both looking at AAM: one on the thermodynamic properties of sodium aluminosilicate hydrate in @DaltonTrans
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Geopolymer (N-A-S-H) gels can be used as low-carbon thermochemical heat storage materials for improving the energy efficiency in buildings!
Please check out our new publication on Microporous and Mesoporous Materials #energyefficiency #EnergyStorage
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Returning to @UniofBath after four very productive days @DiamondLightSou 😎Many thanks to the beamline scientists Prof. Georg Held and Dr. Alex Large for their effortless support of the experiment. Looking forward to the exciting result coming from this work🥳
Really appreciate the Covid prevention measurements kept in DLS, my team felt really safe and comfortable working on site @DiamondLightSou
Please check our recent work on developing the composition-property correlations coupling machine learning with thermodynamic modelling, for alkali-activated materials.
Coupling machine learning with thermodynamic modelling to develop a co... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Alkali-activation is one of the most promising routes for utilisation of versatile aluminosilicate resources. The composition-property correlations established via machine learning can be used to facilitate the on-demand design of AAMs utilising varying aluminosilicate resources.
Couldn’t agree more! But I also doubt if the same truth can be found in more application-oriented research🤔
"Think of science as a marathon and not as a sprint."
How do you keep a healthy work-life balance as a scientist? Listen to 2009 Chemistry Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan's advice on how to achieve a good work-life balance.
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Xinyuan Ke retweeted
Lydia is doing her dissertation into the origins of the term “concrete cancer” and its implications on public and professional attitudes to concrete. It would be great if you could give 5 minutes of your time to help her by completing this survey. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Please RT and spread. This is a re-advertised post because the previous offer holder pulled out at the stage of visa application. Professional trainig packages are included. Research Associate in Magnesium Alloy Development jobs.ac.uk/job/CEU254/resear…
Dear enthusiastic engineers and scientists, I am advertising an exciting PhD project (fully funded!) working on #photocatalytic #geopolymer #composite for the #sustainable #clean city, collaborating with Dr Richard Ball @brecicm. Come and have a chat if interested 😃! The link👇
After 2 years+6m maternity leave, proud to announce that I am starting my first day as a Lecturer @BathArchandCivE. My pleasure to be part of a supportive team and a dynamic research center @brecicm! (Well... practically, this is part of my normal working hours🌖)
Xinyuan Ke retweeted
*Very* pleased to be able to announce that this new paper by @CyrenKe has been published (#OpenAccess) in CCR: doi.org/10.1016/j.cemconres.…. Modelling carbonation of alkali-activated cements by clever tweaks to a thermodynamic approach, illustrated with some lovely graphics.
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big step forward in how we model cement - featuring plenty of the work of @rupertjmyers from his PhD in @msesheffield!
Cemdata18 version released - read the paper here doi.org/10.1016/j.cemconres.…, and download it here empa.ch/web/s308/cemdata. Really awesome stuff Barbara! @Empa_CH
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Happy #WorldPenguinDay! Spot your favourite with this brilliant #citizenscience project ow.ly/mN8k30jpoNz (Pic: @PepomintNarwhal)
