Journal
Discover Materials
Discover Materials is an open access journal publishing research across all fields relevant to materials, and areas where materials are activators for innovation and disruption.
Cement-based organic-inorganic composite repair materials are a new class of materials that combine the strengths of both cement and polymers. These materials offer several advantages over traditional repair materials, such as improved strength, ductility, and durability. They are also more environmentally friendly and can be used to repair a wider range of concrete damage.
The need for durable and efficient repair solutions for concrete structures is ever-growing. This collection delves into the exciting advancements of cement-based organic-inorganic composite repair materials. These innovative materials bridge the gap between traditional cement and polymers, offering superior strength, flexibility, and longevity compared to conventional repair methods.
This collection welcomes contributions exploring the latest research and applications of cement-based composite, including its properties, materials reparation and concrete restoration. We invite researchers and industry professionals to share their expertise on topics including material development, performance evaluation, and practical implementation of cement-based organic-inorganic composites for concrete repair.
Keywords: Cement-based repair materials, Organic-inorganic composites, Concrete restoration, Durability, Sustainability
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Bo Pang
Bo Pang, PhD, Qingdao University of Technology, China. Engaged in the design and development of high-performance multifunctional building materials for over a decade, he pursued further studies in Southeast University and National University of Singapore. Dedicated himself to addressing the scientific and industrial challenges of integrating materials, structures, and information technologies. By overcoming technological gaps in the green and intelligent construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure, he has expanded new materials for prolonging the service life and deterioration control of major infrastructure.
