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Pooja Kumble

Pooja Kumble

Assistant Professor and researcher in sustainable alkali-activated materials

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Mangalore, Karnataka, India
Joined March 2026
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Summary

Researcher focused on sustainable alkali-activated materials and low-carbon masonry systems, with multiple peer-reviewed publications studying alkali-activated flyash binders, masonry unit–mortar compatibility, and waste-derived additives to improve binder performance. springer+2
Academic faculty and research mentor active in applied student projects and institutional research activities; serves as Assistant Professor at Bearys Institute of Technology and has guided student teams to external innovation competitions. edu+1
Author and contributor across academic outputs and intellectual property filings—publishing journal articles, conference contributions and listed on patent applications related to masonry and binder compositions. orcid+2
Institutional research profile anchored at Manipal Institute of Technology and Bearys Institute of Technology, indicating active collaboration within academic research networks in India. manipal+1

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Properties of flyash-dolomite powder-mangalore tile waste powder based alkali-activated binder cured in ambient condition

July 1, 2024

Study evaluating incorporation of dolomite powder and Mangalore tile waste powder into flyash-based alkali-activated binders to accelerate setting and improve mechanical/mineralogical properties.

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Bond strength of alkali-activated flyash based masonry system for sustainable construction

November 1, 2023

Experimental study comparing bond strength of clay bricks and alkali-activated flyash bricks with conventional and alkali-activated mortars; found improved bond when both unit and mortar were alkali-activated.

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Use of Individual Sized Aggregates in the Manufacture of Alkali Activated Flyash Masonry Units

January 1, 2023

Work on aggregate usage in manufacturing alkali-activated flyash masonry units (conference/journal contribution listed in research outputs).

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Patent applications related to masonry/binder compositions

Listed contributions to patent filings (Indian patent application numbers referenced in institutional and conference materials).

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