Aires Camões is Associate Professor in the
Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering, University of Minho,
belonging to the Disciplinary Area of Constructions. He is currently the Head
of the Laboratory of Materials of Construction.
He develops scientific and pedagogical activity
in the area of Construction Materials, he is a member of the R&D Centre for Territory, Environment and Construction (CTAC), and he
has 30 years of teaching and research experience. His main research interests
are related to eco-efficient construction materials, mineral additions in
cementitious mixtures, high-volume fly ash concrete, low cement content
concrete, and durability of concrete structures. He has published 18 books and
book chapters, 132 papers in international journals (including 63 WoS/Scopus papers) and international
proceedings, and 107 papers in national journals and proceedings. He has 2
patents of invention and has participated in 14 national research projects, 6 as
responsible researcher. He has supervised 4 post-doctoral students, 12 PhD
theses (4 in progress), and 62 MSc theses (4 in progress).
Aires Camões is Associate Professor in the
Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering, University of Minho,
belonging to the Disciplinary Area of Constructions. He is currently the Head
of the Laboratory of Materials of Construction.
He develops scientific and pedagogical activity
in the area of Construction Materials, he is a member of the R&D Centre for Territory, Environment and Construction (CTAC), and he
has 30 years of teaching and research experience. His main research interests
are related to eco-efficient construction materials, mineral additions in
cementitious mixtures, high-volume fly ash concrete, low cement content
concrete, and durability of concrete structures. He has published 18 books and
book chapters, 132 papers in international journals (including 63 WoS/Scopus papers) and international
proceedings, and 107 papers in national journals and proceedings. He has 2
patents of invention and has participated in 14 national research projects, 6 as
responsible researcher. He has supervised 4 post-doctoral students, 12 PhD
theses (4 in progress), and 62 MSc theses (4 in progress).