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Oluwadamilare Charles Adesina

Oluwadamilare Charles Adesina

Design and Synthesis of Novel and sustainable Cementitious Binders for Advanced Cement decarbonization
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Oluwadamilare Charles Adesina is a doctoral student at the Center for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (CAMMS) at Arizona State University. His research focuses on reducing clinker content in cement by developing innovative, adaptable and hybrid materials. Oluwadamilare has his master’s degree in the design and application of structural composites in diverse engineering disciplines from the University of Minho, Portugal and the University of Girona, Spain. Prior to his graduate studies, he practiced as a registered structural engineer with Arup Nigeria. Outside academics, he is an avid fan of the UFC.

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