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Programme? HE / MSCA Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you an excellent researcher in the field of Corrosion, Electrochemistry, Cement Chemistry
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Are you an excellent researcher in the field of Corrosion, Electrochemistry, Cement Chemistry/Carbonation and/or Material Science/Degradation? Are you interested in technological development and
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the project. Main tasks Project background: Cement is the source of ~8% of the global annual CO2 emissions, and the use of it is growing fast. Finding alternative binders that would allow maintaining the key
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management of nuclear waste disposal. Fluid-flow events can leave fingerprints such as veins and cements, and these can be measured with a variety of analytical tools to quantify both the timing of fluid-flow
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modeling tools for the development of sober, high energy efficiency technologies applicable in an extensive range of applications: gas turbines, boilers, glass, steel, power, and cement plants. The EM2C
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wastes are most of the time immobilized into glass matrices while low and intermediate level wastes with short or long life are immobilized in cement or bitumen matrices (Abdel Rahman, Rakhimov et al. 2015
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(Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, Fr) to use high-power ultrasound in order to control and tune the flow properties of cement pastes, a major current issue to reduce the carbon footprint of concretes. The PhD
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. In the framework of a SNSF-funded Sinergia project “PRINCE: PRocesses at the INterface of iron and Cement”, we are looking for several PhD students
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that proposes a new cementation technology that has the potential to massively reduce CO2 emission from construction. By emulating nature’s way of building edifices such as corals, stromatolites, and
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drastic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. In the cement industry, the IMERYS Group is involved in a vast research program to bring about a successful transition to hydrogen. IMERYS Aluminates and Air