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About
Kateryna Kuzmenko is a leading researcher at the intersection of additive manufacturing and environmental sustainability, with a primary focus on the life cycle assessment (LCA) of digital fabrication technologies. Her work critically evaluates the environmental viability of extrusion-based and concrete 3D printing, establishing foundational methodologies for measuring the ecological footprint of these emerging construction techniques. Kuzmenko’s most influential contributions include developing a generic model for the environmental impact of extrusion-based additive manufacturing, which quantifies how printing resolution affects power consumption and material waste (41 citations). Her 2022 LCA of a concrete 3D printing process (40 citations) provides essential benchmarks for the industry, while her earlier studies on robotic arm impacts and construction efficiency have shaped the discourse around sustainable digital fabrication. Notably, her research on a shell-nexorade hybrid timber system demonstrates her commitment to evaluating innovative, fabrication-aware construction methods. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 110, Kuzmenko’s work is pivotal for researchers and practitioners seeking to balance the promise of 3D printing with rigorous environmental accountability.
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- 2Life cycle assessment of a concrete 3D printing process40 citations · 2022
- 3Assessing the Environmental Viability of 3D Concrete Printing Technology19 citations · 2019
- 4Environmental Impacts of 6-Axes Robotic Arm for 3D Concrete Printing6 citations · 2020
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