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Professor Buyukozturk's research has been extensively reported by various major media coverages - more than 70 times over the past five years. The following is a list of selected media coverage:

Engineering Mechanics and Sustainable Materials

ORNL webpage, New techniques for investigating oil well cement hydration with additives
NIST webpage, Research on water dynamics in cement paste with nano-additives
Engineers Journal, Engineers Ireland, New tools could improve the way cement seals oil wells
MIT News, New tools could improve the way cement seals oil wells
MIT News, Sustainability of the build environment
MIT News, A concrete solution
MIT News, Using energy-based designs to enhance earthquake hazard resistance
MIT News, Study takes a micro-mechanics approach to understanding material deterioration
MIT News, Designing a better built environment
MIT News, Cities of the future may be built with locally available volcanic ash
ILP Institute Insider, Designing a Better Built Environment
MIT News, MIT Students fortify concrete by adding recycled plastic
MIT News, Finding a new formula for concrete

Sensing and Monitoring

MIT News, Sustainability of the build environment
MIT News, With new model, buildings may "sense" internal damage
ILP Institute Insider, Designing a Better Built Environment
Cardno, Catherine A. (2017) “Technique to Monitor Building ‘Health’ Utilizes Ambient Vibrations” Civil Engineering: The Magazine of the American Society of Civil Engineers. February 2017.
Chu, Jennifer. October 18, 2016. “With new model, buildings may “sense” internal damage”. MIT News.
MIT researchers make buildings smart enough to ‘sense’ internal damage over time, Fox News, 2016.
Intelligent building may ‘sense’ internal damage after earthquake, Yahoo! News, 2016.
With new model, buildings may ‘sense’ internal damage, Science Daily, 2016.
New ‘smart’ buildings may sense internal damage in real time, Business Standard, 2016.
Intelligent building may ‘sense’ internal damage after earthquake, The Economic Times Science, 2016.
With New Model, Buildings May 'Sense' Internal Damage, Science Newsline Technology.
Intelligent building may sense internal damage after earthquake, The Hans India.
Digital Nervous System Would Let Buildings Detect Their Own Weaknesses, Popular Mechanics.
MIT Monitors Building Health, Durability + Design.
New smart buildings may sense internal damage in real time, India Today.
Buildings of future may ‘sense’ internal damage after earthquake, Earthquake News.
Intelligent building may sense internal damage after earthquake, I4U News.
New 'smart' buildings may sense internal damage in real time, Press Trust of India News.
Intelligent building may ‘sense’ internal damage after earthquake, NewsX.
MIT researchers develop sensing system to spot structural weakness in buildings, Construction Dive.
Future buildings could ‘sense’ internal damage after earthquake, says research, India TV News.
With new model, buildings may “sense” internal damage, Universities News.
New smart buildings may sense internal damage in real time, The Free Press Journal.
With New Computational Model, Buildings May “Sense” Internal Damage, Tech Explorist.
New Smart Buildings able to Sense Internal Damage in Real Time, Tech Facts Live.
Conner-Simons, Adam and Gordon, Rachel. August 2, 2016. “Reach in and touch objects in videos with ‘Interactive Dynamic Video’”. MIT News.
Calechman, Steve. April 25, 2016. “Designing a better built environment”. MIT News.
Knapschaefer, Johanna. December 3, 2015. “High-Speed Video System Tested for Structure Monitoring”. Engineering News-Record.
Damrad, Kelsey. August 27, 2015. “Observing invisible vibrations”. MIT News.
Hardesty, Larry. May 21, 2015. “Gauging materials’ physical properties from video”. MIT News.
Akst, Daniel. May 15, 2015. “Monitoring Tiny Vibrations to Avert Big Problems". The Wall Street Journal.
Chu, Jennifer. April 23, 2015. “Magnifying vibrations in bridges and buildings”. MIT News.
MIT News, Handheld device 'sees' damage in concrete bridges, piers

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