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Sharu Bhagavathi Kandy
National Institute of Technology Calicut, University of California, Los Angeles
Research areas: Engineering · Building and Construction · Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Microbial Applications in Construction Materials · Concrete and Cement Materials Research
Employment
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National Institute of Technology Calicut Assistant Professor2023 - Present
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University of California Los Angeles PhD Scholar2019 - Present
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Publications (13)
- Enabling carbon dioxide mineralization and active set control in portlandite-based cementitious suspensions Save
- A dual binder concept for 3D printing ink: Triggered polymerization for rapid stiffening and carbonation for final strength Save
- Thermally stimulated stiffening and fly ash's alkaline activation by Ca(OH)2 addition facilitates 3D-printing Save
- CO2 storage behavior of rice husk biochar–bitumen mixture at different pressures and temperatures: a detailed experimental investigation Save
- Design and function of thermoresponsive-ultrafast stiffening suspension formulations for 3D printing Save
- Experimental and Theoretical Studies on CO2 Storage Behaviour of Rice Husk–Based Activated Biochar and Its Mixture With Bitumen Save
- Electrosteric Control of the Aggregation and Yielding Behavior of Concentrated Portlandite Suspensions Save
- Ultrafast stiffening of concentrated thermoresponsive mineral suspensions Save
- Temperature-Induced Aggregation in Portlandite Suspensions Save
- Effect of Organic Modification on Multiwalled Carbon Nanotube Dispersions in Highly Concentrated Emulsions Save
- Effect of Incorporation of Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes on the Microstructure and Flow Behavior of Highly Concentrated Emulsions Save
- Development of microstructure and evolution of rheological characteristics of a highly concentrated emulsion during emulsification Save
- Molybdenum disulfide nanoflakes through Li-AHA assisted exfoliation in an aqueous medium Save