1000 at 1000: Geopolymer technology—the current state of the art
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This editorial is part of our series “1000 at 1000”, highlighting the Journal of Materials Science’s most highly cited publications as part of the journal’s celebration of 1000 issues.
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OpenAlex topics: Concrete and Cement Materials Research · Nuclear materials and radiation effects · Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
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