[Session 1] (30min presentation)

(1)        Folker H. Wittmann (Professor emeritus, ETH Zurich)

Shrinkage and Creep of Concrete: Mechanisms as Described on Different Structural Levels.
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(2)       Shashank Bishnoi (Assistant Professor, IIT Delhi)

Modelling creep and autogenous shrinkage in hydrating cement microstructures.
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(3)        Miguel Azenha (University of Minho)

- Coupling developments of macro-scale testing with parameter estimation for multi-scale modelling: the case study of interaction between EMM-ARM and mic.
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- COST Action TU1404 - Towards the next generation of standards for service life of cement-based materials and structures: Opportunities of interaction with JCI in the context of multi-scale modeling.
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(4)       Ippei Maruyama (Associate Professor, Nagoya University)
Understanding of concrete structure: multi-scale observations and modeling.
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[Session 2] (30min presentation, 10min discussion)

(5)        Kazuo Yamada (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
and Hosokawa Yoshifumi (Taiheiyo cement company)
Concrete deterioration modelling by using thermodynamic equilibrium codes.
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(6)        Hikaru Nakamura (Professor, Nagoya University)
Modeling of crack and its impact to structures.
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(7)        Tetsuya Ishida (Professor, The University of Tokyo)
Multi-chemo-physics modeling of structural concrete.
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[Session 3] (30min presentation)
(8)        Yann Le Pape (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Modeling of irradiated concrete through upscaling techniques.
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(9)        Eddie Koenders (Professor, TU Darmstadt)
The Multiscale model of things.
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(10)      Koichi Maekawa (Professor, The University of Tokyo)
Multi-scale modeling for life-cycle infra-management.
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