3D Printing of Concrete

Zhanzhao Li is a Rice Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at Rice University, USA. He earned his PhD in civil engineering from the Pennsylvania State University in 2024. He received the ACerS Stephen Brunauer Award in 2026 and has been recognized as an ACerS Rising Star (2024) and an ACI Emerging Leaders Alliance Member (2023).Aleksandra Radlińska is a professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. She is the chair of ACI 565 Lunar Concrete Committee and past Chair of the ACI’s Concrete Research Council which helps transform academic research into industrial applications (2019–2022). She was given the ACI Young Member Award in 2012 and is an ACI Fellow.

• Part 1. Properties of 3D-Printed Concrete 1. Fresh Properties of 3D-Printed Concrete 2. Mechanical Properties of 3D-Printed Concrete 3. Fracture Mechanics of Layered and Additively Manufactured Materials: Theoretical Frameworks and Experimental Approaches 4. Durability of 3D-Printed Concrete 5. Reinforcement Strategies for 3D-Printed Concrete Part 2. 3D-Printable Materials and Mixture Design 6. 3D-Printable Geopolymer Concrete 7. 3D-Printable Limestone-Calcined Clay-Based Cementitious Materials 8. 3D-Printable Concrete with Recycled Materials 9. 3D-Printable Engineered Cementitious Composites 10. 3D-Printable Earth-Based Materials Part 3. Modeling and Simulation in 3D Printing of Concrete 11. Numerical and Analytical Modeling of Fresh-State Rheology and Stability in 3D Concrete Printing 12. Computational Fracture Mechanics of Layered and Additively Manufactured Materials: Numerical Approaches and Constitutive Modeling 13. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in 3D Printing of Concrete Part 4. Construction Applications and Future Opportunities 14. Case Studies in 3D-Printed Concrete 15. Design and Additive Manufacturing of a Martian Habitat Using Geopolymer Concrete with In Situ Martian Material 16. On the Development of Planetary Applications for Cementitious Materials Using Additive Construction