Tough, Ductile, and Strong Hard‐Soft Cementitious Composite Enabled by Multi‐Material Additive Manufacturing (Adv. Mater. 45/2026)
A
Aimane Najmeddine
(Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA)
S
Shashank Gupta
W
William Makinen
(Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA)
Z
Zayvinn Lin
(Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA)
K
Krystal Delnoce
(Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA)
R
Reza Moini
(Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA)
Article Details
Journal
Advanced Materials
Volume / Issue
Vol. 38, Issue 45
Published
August 01, 2026
ISSN
0935-9648
Publisher
Unknown Publisher
Authors (6)
A
Aimane Najmeddine
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA
S
Shashank Gupta
W
William Makinen
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA
Z
Zayvinn Lin
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA
K
Krystal Delnoce
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA
R
Reza Moini
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton University NJ USA
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