Prof. Dr. Ailar Hajimohammadi is currently an
Associate Professor at the UNSW Sydney, Australia. She received her Ph.D.
degree in sustainable cementitious materials from the University of Melbourne
in 2011. She worked in the international technology company AspenTech for four
years (2011-2015) where she gained experience in industry consultation and
training. She did three years of postdoctoral research at the Infrastructure
Engineering Department, University of Melbourne (2015-2018) before joining the
faculty at the University of New South Wales. Her research examines the
chemistry of materials to develop innovative construction elements with
attractive properties. She is also investigating waste management and resource-recovering strategies towards circular economy in civil and construction
projects. She obtained The Award of Excellence, Aspen Technology Field
Operations, industry award. Her main research areas include Geopolymers, Alkali
Activated Binders, Blended Cements, and Carbon Negative Construction Elements.
Prof. Dr. Ailar Hajimohammadi is currently an
Associate Professor at the UNSW Sydney, Australia. She received her Ph.D.
degree in sustainable cementitious materials from the University of Melbourne
in 2011. She worked in the international technology company AspenTech for four
years (2011-2015) where she gained experience in industry consultation and
training. She did three years of postdoctoral research at the Infrastructure
Engineering Department, University of Melbourne (2015-2018) before joining the
faculty at the University of New South Wales. Her research examines the
chemistry of materials to develop innovative construction elements with
attractive properties. She is also investigating waste management and resource-recovering strategies towards circular economy in civil and construction
projects. She obtained The Award of Excellence, Aspen Technology Field
Operations, industry award. Her main research areas include Geopolymers, Alkali
Activated Binders, Blended Cements, and Carbon Negative Construction Elements.