Szymon Skibicki

West Pomeranian University of Technology

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Szymon Skibicki is a materials scientist and structural engineer whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of additive manufacturing and advanced construction materials. His work has significantly advanced the understanding of 3D concrete printing (3DCP), particularly in evaluating the printability and mechanical performance of high-performance and sustainable cement-based mixes. Skibicki's most-cited contribution, a 2018 study on the suitability of high-performance concretes for 3D printing (48 citations), established a practical framework for assessing critical printing parameters — including extrudability, printing speed, and compressive strength — providing researchers and engineers with systematic tools to qualify novel mixes for additive manufacturing processes. Building on this foundation, his 2021 investigation into spent garnet as a sand replacement in 3D-printed mortars (21 citations) demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable construction, exploring how industrial waste materials can be effectively incorporated without compromising early-age mechanical properties. Through these contributions, Skibicki has helped bridge the gap between material innovation and real-world digital fabrication, offering the construction community both evaluation methodologies and greener material alternatives. His work is an valuable reference for researchers developing next-generation printable concrete formulations.