Dr Dimitra Achillopoulou
- Lecturer in Structural Design (Infrastructure & Environment)
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Achillopoulou, D. V., Kosta, A., Stamataki, N. K., Montalbano, A. and Choffat, F. (2024) Efficiency of CFRP strengthening measures for reinforced concrete structural members using toughened epoxies. Construction Materials, 4(1), pp. 173-193. (doi: 10.3390/constrmater4010010)
Makhoul, N., Achillopoulou, D. V., Stamataki, N. K. and Kromanis, R. (2023) Adaptive pathways using emerging technologies: Applications for critical transportation infrastructure. Sustainability, 15(23), 16154. (doi: 10.3390/su152316154)
Thomoglou, A. K., Karabini, M. A., Achillopoulou, D. V., Rousakis, T. C. and Chalioris, C. E. (2023) Failure mode prediction of unreinforced masonry (URM) walls retrofitted with cementitious textile reinforced mortar (TRM). Fibers, 11(6), 53. (doi: 10.3390/fib11060053)
Achillopoulou, D. V., Kosta, A., Stamataki, N. K., Montalbano, A. and Choffat, F. (2024) Efficiency of CFRP strengthening measures for reinforced concrete structural members using toughened epoxies. Construction Materials, 4(1), pp. 173-193. (doi: 10.3390/constrmater4010010)
Makhoul, N., Achillopoulou, D. V., Stamataki, N. K. and Kromanis, R. (2023) Adaptive pathways using emerging technologies: Applications for critical transportation infrastructure. Sustainability, 15(23), 16154. (doi: 10.3390/su152316154)
Thomoglou, A. K., Karabini, M. A., Achillopoulou, D. V., Rousakis, T. C. and Chalioris, C. E. (2023) Failure mode prediction of unreinforced masonry (URM) walls retrofitted with cementitious textile reinforced mortar (TRM). Fibers, 11(6), 53. (doi: 10.3390/fib11060053)