Experts on concrete
Concrete is a construction material that is made by mixing together cement, sand, stones, and water. Concrete is the second most widely used substance on Earth, after water. It also has a high impact on the environment and climate change through the greenhouse gases it emits - one cubic yard of concrete is responsible for emitting about 400 pounds of carbon dioxide. WPI experts on concrete can discuss in depth its uses, impact, and more.
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Leonard D. Albano
- Associate Professor Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering
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Nima Rahbar
- Professor & Department Head Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering
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Aaron R. Sakulich
- Associate Professor Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering
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Suzanne Frances Scarlata
- Professor Chemistry & Biochemistry
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Mingjiang Tao
- Associate Professor Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering