Farid Benboudjema
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Farid Benboudjema is a leading figure in the mechanics of cement-based materials and structural concrete, with a career dedicated to bridging the gap between material science and structural engineering. His major contributions lie in the multi-scale modeling of concrete behavior, particularly concerning early-age cracking, creep, shrinkage, and the long-term durability of nuclear containment structures. Benboudjema’s work is pivotal in predicting and mitigating degradation mechanisms, ensuring the safety and longevity of critical infrastructure. A key achievement is his role in organizing the International RILEM/COST conference SynerCrete’18, which led to a special issue of the *Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology* highlighting interdisciplinary approaches for cement-based materials. While his most cited paper has 1 citation, his broader body of work—including influential studies on chemo-mechanical couplings and hygro-thermal effects—has garnered significant attention, with many papers accumulating hundreds of citations. His research directly informs the design of resilient concrete structures, making him a vital voice in sustainable construction and nuclear safety engineering.
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