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| Feasible supply of steel and cement within a carbon budget is likely to fall short of expected global demand | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho | 2024 | Link |
| What Contribution Could Industrial Symbiosis Make to Mitigating Industrial Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions in Bulk Material Production? | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho | 2024 | Link |
| What bulk material production is possible on a transition to net zero emissions by 2050 with limited zero emissions resources? | Professor Julian Allwood FREng | 2024 | Link |
| Good early stage design decisions can halve embodied CO2 and lower structural frames’ cost | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2021 | Link |
| Regularity and optimisation practice in steel structural frames in real design cases | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2019 | Link |
| Testing the greenhouse gas emissions reduction potential of alternative strategies for the english housing stock | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2018 | Link |
| Options to make steel reuse profitable: An analysis of cost and risk distribution across the UK construction value chain | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2018 | Link |
| How much cement can we do without? Lessons from cement material flows in the UK | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant, Dr Rick Lupton | 2018 | Link |
| A computational paradigm for the optimisation of steel building structures based on cost and carbon indexes in early design stages | Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2017 | Link |
| Real and perceived barriers to steel reuse across the UK construction value chain | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant | 2017 | Link |
| A multi-method approach for analysing the potential employment impacts of material efficiency | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Simone Cooper-Searle, Dr Sandy Skelton, Dr Danielle Densley Tingley | 2016 | Link |
| Mortar as a model to predict self-compacting concrete rheological properties as a function of time and temperature | Dr Michal Drewniok | 2016 | Link |
| Viability and performance of demountable composite connectors | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan | 2014 | Link |
| Utilization of structural steel in buildings | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan | 2014 | Link |
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| The flow of steel into the construction sector | Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan | 2012 | Link |
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| Material Efficiency: a White Paper | Professor Julian Allwood FREng | 2011 | Link |