N. Texier-Mandoki
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N. Texier-Mandoki is a researcher at the forefront of sustainable construction materials, specializing in geopolymer composites and additive manufacturing. Their seminal work, "Strategy to shape, on a half-meter scale, a geopolymer composite structure by additive manufacturing" (2021, 18 citations), introduces a groundbreaking strategy for 3D-printing geopolymer structures at a half-meter scale without organic additives. By developing an original printing device based on cartridges adapted to a 6-axis robot, Texier-Mandoki addresses critical challenges in material rheology, including yield stress, working time, and apparent Young's modulus. This innovation enables the fabrication of large-scale, eco-friendly structures, reducing reliance on traditional cement and its carbon footprint. Their contributions bridge materials science and digital fabrication, offering a scalable pathway for low-carbon construction. With growing interest in sustainable building technologies, Texier-Mandoki's work is gaining traction among researchers and engineers exploring robotic additive manufacturing of inorganic binders. Their research not only advances geopolymer processing but also sets a foundation for future studies on structural integrity and durability in 3D-printed construction elements.
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