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List of Papers
Opening Lecture
Multiscale and multi-chemo-mechanistic approach to the life-cycle assessment of structural concrete. K. Maekawa
Topic 1 – Molecular and atomistic methods
Cement: a multi-scale porous material under the nanoscope. R.J.-M. Pellenq
Slow diffusion dynamics of water in cement nanopores: multiscale challenges for atomistic modeling. A.G. Kalinichev and J.R. Kirkpatrick
A bottom-up hierarchical modeling of cement hydrate:from electrons to microtexture of C-S-H. R. Shahsavari, R.J.-M. Pellenq and F.-J. Ulm
Topic 2 - Chemical kinetics and microstructure prediction methods
Computer aided molecular design - A coarse-grain tool for accelerating discovery
of molecular interactions with cement. J. J. Biernacki, D. P. Visco, Jr. and H. M. Kayello
Coupling nano and meso-scale structure of cement paste: A key to the mechanisms that control properties. H. Jennings
Topic 3 - Multi-component and multi-phase reactive transport modeling
The filler effect: the influence of filler content and surface area on cementitious reaction rates. T. Oey, A. Kumar, N. Neithalath, J.W. Bullard and G. Sant
Coupled mechanical-reactive transport modeling of damage of cementitious materials due to accelerated decalcification. S. Sarkar, L. Brown, F. Sanchez, D. S. Kosson and J.C.L. Meeussen
Challenges in predicting long-term performance of cementitious materials in nuclear waste applications. S. Kosson, J. Arnold, K. Brown, A. Garrabrants, J.C.L. Meeussen, S. Sarkar, P. Seignette, H. van der Sloot
Topic 4 - Property prediction methods
Modelling of concrete using lattice and discrete element method. J. Tejchman
Analogue simulation by DEM of material structure for property estimation of cementitious materials. P. Stroeven, H. He and N.L.B. Le
Multiscale modeling of diagonal cracks in concrete beams. P. Smarzewski and M. Slowik
Microstructural homogenization to model the significance of ASR on mechanical response of concrete. M.M. Reda Taha, T. Fan and J.J. Kim
Multiscale continuum mechanics of cementitious materials: creep and strength. B. Pichler, S. Scheiner and C. Hellmich
A Two-scale model of stiffness for 1D tensile crack opening, closure and healing. C. Arson
Topic 5 – Thermo-chemo-mechanical coupling methods
Theoretical basis for apparent viscoelastic and viscoplastic behavior of cementitious materials. Z. Grasley and K. Rajagopal
Modeling chemo-hygro-thermo-mechanical couplings in cementitious materials. D. Gawin, M. Koniorczyk and F. Pesavento
Topic 6 - Multiscale computational principles and scale bridging methods
Reliability of computational homogenization. W. Cecot, M. Serafin and M. Klimczak
Multiscale Computational Methodology for the Mechanical Response of Nano-
and Micro-Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Composites. M.G. Pike, C. Oskay
and F. Sanchez
List of Student Posters (* denotes graduate students)
Properties of solutions and their role in the drying and wetting of cementitious materials. C. Villani*, R. Spragg, M. Pour-Ghaz and W.J. Weiss
Numerical model for chemical kinetics of alkali silica reaction in the closed reactive system. T. Kim* and J. Olek
High strain-rate behavior of cement-based materials: A multiscale experimental and modeling effort. N. P. Mayercsik*, C. Katcoff, K. E. Kurtis, L. Graham-Brady
Nanomechanics and Multiscale Modeling of Sustainable Concrete. V. Z. Zadeh* and C. P. Bobko
Micromechanical modeling of restrained shrinkage cracking of heterogeneous materials considering moisture gradients. F.C. Antico*, P.D. Zavattieri and W.J. Weiss
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