Article on Early-age-stress in concrete

Published on 27 January 2024 at 14:00

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William Pierson Field Visiting Lecturer

29 Sept 2024 21:08

This week I visited Princeton University as a William Pierson Field Visiting Lecturer. It was Prof. Reza Moini that took the initiative to invite me over to Princeton to deliver several lectures as part of his class on additive manufacturing of smart materials. Furthermore I gave a seminar at the Civil and Environmental Engineering department on "micro-mechanics, self healing and 3D-printing of cement-based materials". It was great to visit all the labs at Princeton and talk to the faculty members and students working on a lot of fantastic topics. This was really inspirational. Thanks Reza for organizing this visit!.

Reza Moini Lab Princeton

26 Sept 2024 00:37

Visited today the 3D-concrete-printing lab of Reza Moini at Princeton University. GREAT facilities!!!!

Erik meets Albert

24 Sept 2024 21:13

I am visiting Princeton University this week to teach some courses. Today I met another guy that was teaching here some time ago: Albert Einstein.

RILEM Fellow

4 Sept 2024 16:04

RILEM made me RILEM-Fellow at the Rilem week they had in Toulouse last week.

Yanchen He defends MSc-thesis

1 Aug 2024 14:18

Yesterday Yanchen He defended her MSc-thesis on "Testing and Modelling of the Mechanical Properties of Fibre-matrix Interfacial Transition Zone". She was supervised by Shan, Mladena and myself. She is the first MSc-student that graduates from the new MSc-track on Construction Materials that we started two years ago. Congratulations Yanchen and good luck with your future career.

JSPS-NWO Joint Seminar

20 Jul 2024 06:19

This week we had a JSPS-NWO joint seminar on "Resilient building and civil infrastructure resistant to extremely severe natural disasters". We visited different locations affected by the 2011 earth quake and tsunami in Japan. 7 Dutch representatives from Delft University and industry and 12 Japanese colleagues traveled together to these disaster spots and inspected the areas and listened to story's from local experts and survivors on what happened.

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