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Adekunle Lukman Lawal

Adekunle Lukman Lawal

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Research Title

Optimization of Rheological properties of Low-Carbon Binder Cementitious materials

Biography

Adekunle Lukman Lawal is a doctoral student at the Center for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (CAMMS) at Arizona State University. He is motivated to conduct research focused on making concrete more sustainable while optimizing its overall performance. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. On completing his undergraduate studies, he worked as a structural engineer at Arup Nigeria, where he participated in the design of multi-story buildings and factories. He is a loyal Arsenal Fan, and he loves to run.

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