Jason Weiss School of Civil and Construction Engineering Edwards Distinguished Professor
Corvallis, OR
Joined August 2017
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ACI is pleased to recognize several individuals for their outstanding contributions and dedication to ACI and the concrete industry.🌟 The Fall 2024 awardees will be recognized at the ACI Concrete Convention next week!🎉
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Congrats to Rita, Brett, Clay, Van, Steve, and Steve for their hard work illustrating the role back pressure and drying have on permeability measurements. It was shown that visual assessment at the end of many tests focuses on water in pores < ~ 50 nm. @ASTMIntl @mbs_americas
The first meeting of the NSF-CAN Center (Concrete Advancement Network) was recently completed, focusing on low-carbon concrete with UWM and great industry partners. lnkd.in/gtpXvnVn
Excited to have the opportunity to work with FHWA, Rutgers, NJIT, Florida, Nucor, TMS International, Holcim, Levy, and the Slag Cement Association.
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It was a great weekend to reflect on all the great things I learned from students and colleagues in West Lafayette and Corvallis. Boiler up! And Go Beavs!
Congrats Melissa, Keshav and Burkan for a great paper on CNC in a waterglass system. Very insightful! doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildma…
Happy to share the hard work of Rita, Clay, and the team from Masterbuilders using neutron radiography to assess the hydraulic permeability of concrete. 10.1520/ACEM20220061 10.5703/1288284314214
Congratulations to Keshav on the publication of the paper “Pozzolanic Reactivity of Supplementary Cementitious Materials.” Exciting to be able to determine the fraction of pozzolan and slag chemistries that react. doi:10.14359/51738817
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Oregon State University’s research awards in the last fiscal year surged to $480 million, a university record. Of that total, 89% came from federal organizations such as @NSF and @NIH: beav.es/T2k
Happy to share recent findings on the durability of 3D-printed pastes considering the coefficient of thermal expansion and freeze-thaw durability. Congratulations Rita, Anastasiia, Brandon, Shashank, Arjun, Hadi, and Reza for your outstanding work. DOI: 10.14359/51738808
Developing practical measurement of pore solution in fresh systems. A powerful modeling approach for dilute pastes. Great study with lots of applications as we improve measurement in fresh concrete. Congratulations to Joey, Siva, and Burkan. #ACI DOI: 10.14359/51738903
Congratulations to Shashank, Hadi, Arjun and Rita on their recent paper dealing with fracture and transport in 3D-printed concrete. Exciting to explore the durability aspects of the anisotropic printed concrete elements. doi.org/10.1016/j.cemconcomp…
