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John Kevern is senior researcher at the National Laboratory of the Rockies. He is an internationally recognized expert on concrete durability and non-traditional concrete applications. Kevern has been named one of the top five most influential people in the concrete industry by Concrete Construction Magazine and is a Fellow of both ACI and ASCE. His research includes underwater 3D printing for coastal resilience, sensor development for concrete curing, healing of concrete, and cement-based water filters for critical material capture. He has authored numerous journal articles and has been an invited presenter many times at U.S. and international conferences.

Research Interests

Underwater 3D printing for coastal resilience

Sensor development for concrete curing

Healing of concrete

Cement-based water filters for critical material capture

Valorization of waste materials into cement and concrete

Professional Experience

Director, Division of the Natural and Built Environment, 2022-2024

Professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 2019-2024

Department Chair, Civil and Mechanical Engineering, 2018-2022

Associate Professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 2014-2019

Assistant Professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 2008-2014

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Civil Engineering, Iowa State University

Master, Civil Engineering, Iowa State University

Bachelor, Civil Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Platteville

Certificate, Professional Engineer, Missouri

Certificate, USGBC LEED Accredited Professional

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