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Graduated as the top of is class in Physics and Chemistry (2005) in Minho University (UM). Then, between 2006 and 2007, worked in UM was researcher on the projects “Organic functionalization of carbon nanofibres and study of their composites with polymer matrices” and “PARMAX – New thermoplastic based composites for highly demanding space applications”. In 2007 started is PhD at UM on functionalized carbon nanotubes for polymer based nanocomposites. Afterwards and to date took a Post-doctoral position in CICECO (Aveiro University) working in the development of:
- ceramic tiles for improving energy efficiency in buildings;
- ceramic cookware compatible with induction cooking;
- novel lightweight geopolymers for environmental remediation.
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In-situ synthesis of zeolites by geopolymerization of biomass fly ash and metakaolinDe Rossi, A; Simao, L; Ribeiro, MJ; Novais, RM; Labrincha, JA; Hotza, D; Moreira, RFPM 2019, MATERIALS LETTERS, 236, 644-648.
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Synthesis of porous biomass fly ash-based geopolymer spheres for efficient removal of methylene blue from wastewatersNovais, RM; Carvalheiras, J; Tobaldi, DM; Seabra, MP; Pullar, RC; Labrincha, JA 2019, JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION, 207, 350-362.
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Comparison of low and high pressure infiltration regimes on the density and highly porous microstructure of ceria ecoceramics made from sustainable cork templatesNovais, RM; Pullar, RC 2019, JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN CERAMIC SOCIETY, 39, 4, 1287-1296.
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Influence of water and aluminium powder content on the properties of waste-containing geopolymer foamsNovais, RM; Ascensao, G; Ferreira, N; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA 2018, CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL, 44, 6, 6242-6249.
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High pH buffer capacity biomass fly ash-based geopolymer spheres to boost methane yield in anaerobic digestionNovais, RM; Gameiro, T; Carvalheiras, J; Seabra, MP; Tarelho, LAC; Labrincha, JA; Capela, I 2018, JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION, 178, 258-267.
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Biomass fly ash geopolymer monoliths for effective methylene blue removal from wastewatersNovais, RM; Ascensao, G; Tobaldi, DM; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA 2018, JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION, 171, 783-794.
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Solar thermochemical CO2 splitting using cork-templated ceria ecoceramicsOliveira, FAC; Barreiros, MA; Abanades, S; Caetano, APF; Novais, RM; Pullar, RC 2018, JOURNAL OF CO2 UTILIZATION, 26, 552-563.
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Innovative application for bauxite residue: Red mud-based inorganic polymer spheres as pH regulatorsNovais, RM; Carvalheiras, J; Seabra, MP; Pullar, RC; Labrincha, JA 2018, JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, 358, 69-81.
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Red mud and electroplating sludge as coloring agents of distinct glazes: The influence of heat treatmentCarneiro, J; Capela, MN; Tobaldi, DM; Novais, RM; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA 2018, MATERIALS LETTERS, 223, 166-169.
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Red mud as a substitute coloring agent for the hematite pigmentCarneiro, J; Tobaldi, DM; Hajjaji, W; Capela, MN; Novais, RM; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA 2018, CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL, 44, 4, 4211-4219.
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Green geopolymeric concrete using grits for applications in constructionSaeli, M; Novais, RM; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA 2018, MATERIALS LETTERS, 233, 94-97.
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Extremely fast and efficient methylene blue adsorption using eco-friendly cork and paper waste-based activated carbon adsorbentsNovais, RM; Caetano, APF; Seabra, MP; Labrincha, JA; Pullar, RC 2018, JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION, 197, 1137-1147.
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Synthesis of ceramic pigments from industrial wastes: Red mud and electroplating sludgeJ.Carneiro, D.M.Tobaldi, M.N.Capela, R.M.Novais, M.P.Seabra, J.A.Labrincha 2018, Waste Management, 80, 371-378.
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Waste-based geopolymeric mortars with very high moisture buffering capacityDe Rossi, A; Carvalheiras, J; Novais, RM; Ribeiro, MJ; Labrincha, JA; Hotza, D; Moreira, RFPM 2018, CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS, 191, 39-46.
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Incorporation of glass fibre fabrics waste into geopolymer matrices: An eco-friendly solution for off-cuts coming from wind turbine blade productionNovais, RM; Carvalheiras, J; Capela, MN; Seabra, MP; Pullar, RC; Labrincha, JA 2018, CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS, 187, 876-883.
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