RTD-A Researcher in Structural Engineering (ICAR/09) – DIA, UniPR

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Alice Sirico graduated in Civil Engineering in 2013 and obtained her Ph.D. in Civil Engineering and Architecture from the University of Parma in 2017. Since 31/12/2021, she has been an RTD-A Researcher in Structural Engineering at the Department of Engineering and Architecture of the University of Parma. Since 2021, she has been teaching in the Master’s Degree courses in Civil Engineering and Architecture at the University of Parma.

She is the author of over 50 scientific publications, with main research topics including the development of non-linear constitutive laws for the analysis of ordinary and fiber-reinforced RC structures subjected to high temperatures; FEM analysis of ordinary and prestressed RC elements; experimental evaluation of the mechanical properties and durability of innovative cementitious materials containing waste materials, such as biochar, recycled plastic , vitrified MSW ashes, vitrified beads, composite synthetic material waste, ceramic materials, construction and demolition waste; study of the bond of traditional and eco-concretes reinforced with steel bars.

She has been the scientific coordinator of a research project on the mechanical behavior and durability of reinforced and unreinforced concretes containing vitrified MSW ash, and is currently participating in several research projects/agreements between DIA and public/private entities on the development of sustainable cementitious materials containing waste materials.

She is a member of the working group: fib SAG – Special Activity Group: Sustainability, TG.SAG.2 – Sustainable Concrete Structures.