Jasmine Wong
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Dr. Jasmine Wong is at the forefront of sustainable construction materials, pioneering the integration of biomass waste into digital fabrication. Her research focuses on the circular bioeconomy, specifically exploring how agricultural byproducts like bamboo can be transformed into viable 3D-printing feedstocks for the built environment. In her highly cited 2024 paper, "3D Printing with Bamboo: An Early-Stage Exploration towards Its Use in the Built Environment," Wong provides the first systematic investigation into bamboo-based composites for additive manufacturing, demonstrating how this rapidly renewable resource can replace conventional, carbon-intensive materials. This foundational work, already garnering 6 citations in its first year, establishes critical parameters for printability, material strength, and environmental impact. By bridging material science with architectural design, Wong is not only addressing pressing waste management challenges but also opening new pathways for low-carbon, locally sourced construction. Her innovative approach positions her as a key voice in the movement toward regenerative building practices, inspiring a new generation of researchers to reimagine waste as a resource for a more sustainable future.
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