Recap: Lunch lecture #7
On the 29th of May, former Mollier member Marc Kalee and Fabian Wieland from LBP|SIGHT and former Mollier member Sander ter Mors and Jan van Hout from van Hout provided us with two [...]
Recap: Lunch lecture #6
On the 1st of May, former Mollier members Chris van Loenen and Ilse Dijkstra - Nugteren from Deerns and former Mollier member Dennis Schuiling and Ricardo Poortvliet from Ballast Nedam provided us with [...]
Recap: OMRT Parametric Workshop
On the 29th of April, Mollier members headed to Amsterdam for a Parametric Design workshop organized by OMRT. The aim of the workshop was familiarising ourselves with Rhino, Grasshopper, Ladybug and Honeybee. [...]
Recap: Exhibition Building physics and services
From the 11th of March untill the 8th of April the research and possibilities within the Unit Building Physics and Services at the Eindhoven University of Technology where on display [...]
Recap: Lunch lecture #5
Jeroen Houben from Nelissen ingenieursbureau and a former BPS Student provided us with an interesting lunch lecture on the 3th of April. The main topic was the innovative solution of [...]
Recap: Meet & Greet 2019
On the 13th of March, s.v.b.p.s. Mollier successfully organised our annual Meet & Greet together with 15 of our partners. Giving our master students the chance to talk to companies [...]
Recap: Lunch lecture #4
On the 20th of March, former Mollier members Coen Hogervoorst and Anne van Heijst from Strukton and former Mollier member Remco van Woensel and Malissa Broekmeulen from Heijmans provided us with two insightful [...]
Recap: Lunch lecture #3
On the 13th of February, Rosanne Melissen, Aron Kelderman and former Mollier member Stefan Koenders from Arcadis and former Mollier members Dennis Pennings and Wouter Karssies from Royal HaskoningDHV provided [...]
Hydrophobic lightweight concrete using treated GGBS
Introduction Ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) has been widely applied as a supplementary cementitious material and ingredient for concrete production. In this study, a simple preparation process was applied [...]
