Mariana Righi
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Mariana Righi is an emerging researcher at the intersection of advanced manufacturing and sustainable construction, with a focus on triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) geometries for concrete applications. Her most-cited work, "Design, fabrication and analysis of triply periodic minimal surface concrete units" (2024, 3 citations), pioneers the integration of bio-inspired lattice structures into cementitious materials, demonstrating how TPMS topologies can enhance mechanical performance while reducing material usage. This contribution addresses critical challenges in structural efficiency and carbon footprint reduction, positioning her as a rising voice in the field of architected materials for civil engineering. Though early in her career, Righi’s research bridges computational design, additive manufacturing, and material science, offering scalable solutions for lightweight, high-strength concrete components. Her work has already attracted attention for its potential to revolutionize prefabricated construction and sustainable infrastructure. As she continues to refine fabrication techniques and explore new TPMS variants, Righi represents a new generation of engineers leveraging geometric complexity to solve real-world sustainability problems.
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