Juho Yliniemi
MSc (Chem.), DSc (Tech.)
Associate Professor (Tenure track)
Cements; Slags; Mineral wastes; Concrete; Organic admixtures
Juho is an Associate Professor in the Fibre and Particle Engineering Research Unit and Group leader of Inorganic side streams and cements.
He has over 10-year research experience on industrial inorganic side streams, cements, and organic admixtures. He has also founded a company (www.kekogeopolymeerit.fi) based on the research.
The research focus of his team are:
-Advanced characterization of inorganic side streams
-Low-CO2 cement binder chemistry
-Dissolution, precipitation, carbonation, and hydration reactions
-Cement admixtures
-Metal-ligand complexes
-Solid surface-liquid interface reactions
-Performance of low-CO2 cementitious materials
-Fresh and hardened properties of mortars
-Characterization of hardened cements in nano- and microscale
Research interests
- Cements; Slags; mineral wastes
- Surface chemistry; Solution chemistry; Organic admixtures
- Advanced surface characterization of silicates
Researcher information
Research groups
Researcher profiles
Contact information
juho.yliniemi@oulu.fi
Phone number
+358443120686
Visiting address
Office PR425, Erkki Koiso-Kanttilankatu 1, University of Oulu.
Postal address
For packages:
Juho Yliniemi, 0443120686
c/o: Logistiikkakeskus, 029 448 4102
Biologintie 8 1F
90570, Oulun Yliopisto
Finland
Juho Yliniemi, 0443120686
c/o: Logistiikkakeskus, 029 448 4102
Biologintie 8 1F
90570, Oulun Yliopisto
Finland
Keywords
Projects
MinSurf: Advanced modification and characterization of the mineral residue surface-liquid interface
SecRes - Industrial residues as secondary resources
Towards Fossil-free Steel 2
ConSus - Towards sustainable and carbon free concrete construction
I4FUTURE MSCA-COFUND
Advanced Steels for the Green Planet (AS4G) - (I)
RAPUA - Recycling and reutilization of construction and demolition waste
PURKU - demolition as part of urban development - eco-efficient utilization of demolition materials in infrastructure and real estate construction
