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Jonas Naujokat

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Jonas Naujokat

PhD Candidate
Department of Structural Engineering
Faculty of Engineering

jonas.naujokat@ntnu.no
+4793972136 3-220 Materialtekniske laboratorier Gløshaugen, Trondheim
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Alongside my studies, I have gained practical experience in building and civil engineering. I started as an assistant to the site manager on a large-scale construction project at GOLDBECK, later moving into structural diagnostics of cementitious materials and focusing on degradation mechanisms in real-world applications.

I completed my Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Leibniz University Hannover in Germany, but spend my final Master's year at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), investigating the effect of innovative air entrainment solutions in concrete on fresh and hardened concrete properties.

Research

My research focuses on frost durability of concrete and innovative air entrainment solutions. My aim is to investigate how unreinforced, low-carbon concrete pavements can be made resistant to combined salt-frost and impact exposure, through the development of air-entrainment solutions that provide a stable, predictable alternative to conventional air entraining agents.

The long-term vision is to develop and investigate a reliable, industrially applicable method for producing frost-resistant, low-carbon concrete without the variability and uncertainty of traditional air-entrainment methods

  • Concrete Group at Department of Structural Engineering

NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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