A3:
Photocatalytic processes for eco-efficient construction (cementitious materials)
Photocatalytic processes for eco-efficient construction (cementitious materials)
The integration of photocatalytic processes into cementitious materials presents a groundbreaking approach to enhancing efficiency and sustainability in construction. This project aims to leverage advanced photocatalysis to improve air quality, introduce self-cleaning properties, and minimize the environmental footprint of built environments. Due to the ability of photocatalytic materials to reduce urban air pollutants (NOx, SOx, VOCs), Furthermore, the evaluation of durability and performance under real conditions. And the economic and ecological advantages of implementing photocatalytic technologies in modern constructions.
Material development
Performance testing
Technological innovations in photocatalysis and functional coatings for sustainable construction
Innovative applications of photocatalysis and smart coatings in green construction
Environmental and sustainability impact assessment
Innovative technologies for sustainable building practices
Invited Speakers
University of Antwerp, Belgium
Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico
Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes, Mexico
TiO₂ Photocatalysis for Self-Cleaning and Air-Purifying Buildings and Infrastructure
Photocatalytic Building Materials in Urban Environments: Applications and Environmental Benefits
Microstructural Modification and Characterization of Cement-Based Materials Through the Implementation of Optical Techniques
Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes
Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana de Aguascalientes