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Olsson Nils

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ORCID
0000-0002-1344-8555
First Contribution
2019-05-08
Last Contribution
2024-10-01
Number Contributions
7
Number Citations
64

Top Co-Authors

  1. Madrid Javier (6)
  2. Tenorio Ríos José (5)
  3. Ortega Guillermo (4)
  4. Arica Emrah (2)
  5. Gorostiza Carabaño Javier (1)

Top Cited Articles

  1. Olsson Nils, Arica Emrah, Woods Ruth, Madrid Javier (2021-10)
    Industry 4.0 in a Project Context:
    Introducing 3D Printing in Construction Projects     (19)

Persons This Author Cites the Most

  1. Dirrenberger Justin (7)
  2. Bos Freek (6)
  3. Salet Theo (6)
  4. Buswell Richard (5)
  5. Wolfs Robert (5)

Persons This Author Is Cited Most By

  1. Rotimi James (3)
  2. Samarasinghe Don (3)
  3. Akman Arabella (2)
  4. Bici Andjol (2)
  5. Buswell Richard (2)

  1. Madrid Javier, Ortega Guillermo, Olsson Nils, Tenorio Ríos José (2024-10)
    3D Constructing:
    Exploring the Potential of 3D Concrete and Clay Printing with Generative Design for Architectural Innovation
  2. Madrid Javier, Ortega Guillermo, Gorostiza Carabaño Javier, Olsson Nils et al. (2023-02)
    3D Claying:
    3D Printing and Recycling Clay
  3. Gran Erik, Madrid Javier, Ortega Guillermo, Tenorio Ríos José et al. (2022-05)
    Conceptual Study and Literature Review of Integration of Lean Manufacturing and 3D Printing in Construction to Support Sustainability
  4. Olsson Nils, Arica Emrah, Woods Ruth, Madrid Javier (2021-10)
    Industry 4.0 in a Project Context:
    Introducing 3D Printing in Construction Projects
  5. Muñiz Manuel, Chantin Marjorie, Vintila Cristian, Fabritius Marc et al. (2021-02)
    Concrete Hybrid Manufacturing:
    A Machine Architecture
  6. Ortega Guillermo, Madrid Javier, Olsson Nils, Tenorio Ríos José (2020-08)
    The Application of 3D Printing Techniques in the Manufacturing of Cement-Based Construction Products and Experiences Based on the Assessment of Such Products
  7. Olsson Nils, Shafqat Ali, Arica Emrah, Økland Andreas (2019-05)
    3D Printing Technology in Construction:
    Results from a Survey