The Centre for Innovative Construction Materials, University of Bath, conducts research in the field of sustainable construction materials and technologies.
A few highlights from our closing event on Wednesday. It was wonderful to look back on 16 years of research and innovation in construction materials @UniofBath . Wonderful to be joined by past colleagues who have gone on to have great careers.
Today, 7 September. The CICM will disband at the end of the year. So we have invited some former staff and students to the University to tell us what they've been up to. If you'd like to join us on Zoom or in-person (please PM me).
Short-term position only. But if you know of anyone looking to do some lab work in concrete technology until the end of 2022 please put them in touch - suitable for a graduating UG or Masters student. https://t.co/m6bRe1EMUu
Conversei com os pesquisadores @KevPaine e @GebhardLab sobre o projeto de concreto autorregenerativo que eles desenvolvem na @UniofBath.
Descubra mais sobre esse projeto curioso e que vai tornar a construção civil mais sustentável no @Metropoles:
https://t.co/Bt9HKMvMFp
Self-healing buildings may sound like science fiction, but it is being made a reality at @bathenganddes.
Instead of using more concrete to repair structural damage, our researchers are developing technologies that will enable concrete to repair itself.
https://t.co/I5N73bcI4V
We're hiring!
A flexible 12 month post-doc with @UKFIRES, @UniofBath and @CicmBath, mapping the decarbonisation of key structural materials in the UK: https://t.co/pgniJYILZJ
Applications close 27th of February.
Enabling Steel Reuse in the UK: A fully funded, industry focused and sustainability driven PhD opportunity with @BathArchandCivE, @CicmBath and @csctbath.
Please share! Applications close 20th February.
https://t.co/374G3mTVNz
#PhD#EngineeringJobs
In my #AnadaptaDiary today. What part can bio-materials play in the palette of mainstream construction materials needed in a #ClimateEmergency?
Online at 13.00 BST, 28 Sept 2021.
Register here https://t.co/wjdxCupPTn
Here's some summer reading for the beach! A review of waste-based porous materials as water reservoirs for the internal curing of #concrete. Roberto Rodriguez @SindySeara@bgfonteboa and @V_Ferrandiz_Mas https://t.co/4xJfgSkXfi
Very excited to welcome @LeonardoTodisco to our @brecicm seminar series, who will be presenting his fantastic innovations in post-tensioned free-form and active structures.
'The Power of Post-Tensioning' - Wednesday 7/7/21 at 13.15.
Register here:
https://t.co/RWtCyobxjV
Congratulations to Ismael on putting together this comprehensive review of self-healing of concrete with non-ureolytic bacteria. Free to download for 50 days. https://t.co/dy2yWllIzE
Pleased to say that I'll be representing the Institute of Concrete Technology at this 24-hour event and I'll be presenting the work of @Materials4Life on the development of autonomic self-healing concrete. 17:00 UK time (noon in Detroit) on 14 July. Come along!
Job opportunity! I'm excited to announce a new Research Associate position on life cycle assessment in the built environment. Come and us help us ensure low-carbon design intentions are acheived in reality! . Please share onwards…https://t.co/wM8s7JPlLN https://t.co/fNMn40kgdS
If you're in need of some light reading then there is always this "review on applications of sol-gel science in cement" (free for 50 days). Lovely work by Pooja. https://t.co/WxIq6DBfy2
The next presentation in our seminar series, comes from @JoseLabMat on April 28th who will cover "Self-Healing Bituminous Materials Based on Waste". The seminars are free to attend and start at 17:15 (UK time). To book your place visit: https://t.co/bizGPJjH6U