Egor Ivaniuk

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Egor Ivaniuk is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced construction materials and digital fabrication, with a focus on sustainable, high-performance concrete systems. His work spans three key areas: textile-reinforced geopolymer composites, robotic assembly of modular structures, and automated quality control for 3D-printed cementitious materials. Ivaniuk’s most impactful contribution is his 2024 study on mineral-impregnated carbon-fiber (MCF) composites for geopolymer concrete, which demonstrated a novel solution to the thermal degradation of polymeric reinforcements—a critical barrier to fire-safe, durable infrastructure. With 23 citations, this work has quickly become a reference point for researchers seeking bio-inspired, mineral-based alternatives to traditional textile reinforcements. He also advanced robotic construction by developing a falsework-based assembly method for modular concrete shells, reducing material waste and enabling cost-effective, complex geometries. In 2024, Ivaniuk introduced an automated penetration test for fresh 3D-printed cementitious materials, offering a real-time, non-destructive method to assess print quality—a vital step toward reliable digital construction. His interdisciplinary approach, combining materials science, robotics, and structural engineering, positions him as a rising leader in the next generation of resilient, automated building technologies.