Dra. A. GUERRERO, female, PhD in Chemistry from the Autonomous University of Madrid since 1997; working at the Institute of Construction Science “Eduardo Torroja” (IETcc-CSIC) since 1992. My ORCID CODE is 0000-0002-4130-1032 and my research ID is H-3183-2018. Since 2011 I have been the leader of the research group: “Eco-efficient Construction Materials” within the Materials Recycling group of the Materials Department at IETcc-CSIC. My research lines focus on the development of innovative strategies to improve various aspects of sustainability within the construction sector aligned with SDG 11, 12 and 9. The main objective is to develop smart eco-efficient cement-based materials (SCBM) with enhanced durability. I have participated in the drafting and publication of over 120 original papers, in 90 national and international conferences and I am co-author of four patents in the field of new eco-efficient and environmentally friendly cements. I have participated in more than 16 national and international research projects.
Dra. A. GUERRERO, female, PhD in Chemistry from the Autonomous University of Madrid since 1997; working at the Institute of Construction Science “Eduardo Torroja” (IETcc-CSIC) since 1992. My ORCID CODE is 0000-0002-4130-1032 and my research ID is H-3183-2018. Since 2011 I have been the leader of the research group: “Eco-efficient Construction Materials” within the Materials Recycling group of the Materials Department at IETcc-CSIC. My research lines focus on the development of innovative strategies to improve various aspects of sustainability within the construction sector aligned with SDG 11, 12 and 9. The main objective is to develop smart eco-efficient cement-based materials (SCBM) with enhanced durability. I have participated in the drafting and publication of over 120 original papers, in 90 national and international conferences and I am co-author of four patents in the field of new eco-efficient and environmentally friendly cements. I have participated in more than 16 national and international research projects.