Dr. Ali Kashani, an academic at UNSW Sydney, leads groundbreaking research in sustainable construction materials. His primary focus is the development of innovative, low-carbon concrete and cementitious materials for construction and mining industries, notably in 'Construction Automation' and 3D printing. His pioneering work extends to 'Circular Economy' applications, including waste valorization and carbon capture. With research grants totalling $7 million, he holds a patent and has authored over 70 publications with 11,000 citations. Recognized with awards like the 'Excellence in Concrete,' for the first 3D-printed house in Australia, his impact is reflected in media coverage and leadership roles in industry alliances. Dr. Kashani's commitment extends to community engagement, including roles at MECLA, RILEM, and ASTM committees, showcasing his dedication to sustainable infrastructure and fostering innovation. In 2018 he was awarded the AV Jennings Churchill Fellowship to acquire the new technology for rapid construction of resilient and low-cost houses by 3D printing.
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The AV Jennings Churchill Fellowship to acquire the new technology for rapid construction of resilient and low-cost houses by 3D printing
Alireza Kashani
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