Romero, M.L., Espinós, A.,Albero, V. and Smith, J. (authors of the paper)

Title of the paper

M. L. Romeroa*,A. Espinósa, V. Alberoaand N. Surnameb

aICITECH, UniversitatPolitècnica de València, Spain

bDepartment, University, Country

*corresponding author, e-mail address:

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  1. Introduction

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[1]Albero V, Espinos A, Romero ML, Hospitaler A, Bihina G, Renaud C. Proposal of a new method in EN1994-1-2 for the fire design of concrete-filled steel tubular columns. Engineering Structures 2016;128:237-255.

[2]Shaeiwitz JA, Turton R. Educating chemical engineers in product design. International Journal of Engineering Education2003;19:153-157.

[3]Van Vugt M, Hogan R, Kaiser RB. Leadership, followership, and evolution: Some lessons from the past. American Psychologist 2008;63(3):182-196.

[4]Bloom BS. Taxonomy of Educational Objectives.New York; 1956.

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