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IamaBuild introduces a groundbreaking solution to enhance concrete durability and sustainability. By incorporating banana pseudostem fibres, which carry self-healing agents, this innovative admixture actively repairs microcracks in concrete as they form. This self-healing capability preserves structural integrity and extends lifespan, crucial for earthquake-prone areas like the Philippines. Additionally, repurposing agricultural waste reduces the environmental impact of concrete production while lowering maintenance costs and improving resilience against seismic activities
Adrian is a senior chemical engineering student at the University of Mindanao, Philippines. He is an alumnus of the prestigious Fulbright Global Undergraduate Exchange Program, which allowed him to study at the University of Maine, U.S.A. for its Spring 2022 Semester. Apart from his academic achievements, he is also active in various socio-civic organizations—leading and volunteering in projects that champion youth empowerment and environmental conservation. His undergraduate thesis focused on the utilization of waste durian rinds and fly-ash as additives to improve concrete’s mechanical properties and self-healing ability. more
A chemical engineering graduate and former DOST-SEI scholar, I currently work as an executive assistant in a software provider company, bringing dedication and passion to my role. I thrive on aligning my work with personal growth goals.more
Denver M. Sarceno is a 5th-year Chemical Engineering student and DOST-SEI scholar. He has led as vice president of his college’s student government, president of the Chemical Engineering Students' Association, and interned at RDL Pharmaceutical Lab.more
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