Giuseppe Cultrone 
- (2024): Investigation on 19th century fired bricks and lime plaster for the conservation of historical building materials: A case study of the Church of Sant Rafael (Barcelona, Spain). In: Case Studies in Construction Materials, v. 21 (December 2024).
- (2024): Insight on physical–mechanical properties of one-part alkali-activated materials based on volcanic deposits of Mt. Etna (Italy) and their durability against ageing tests. In: Materials and Structures, v. 57, n. 9 (10 October 2024).
- (2024): Investigating the standard design and production procedure of heritage mortars for compatible and durable masonry restoration. In: Journal of Building Engineering, v. 94 (October 2024).
- (2019): Characterization and damage assessment of stones used in the Pasargadae World Heritage Site, Achaemenian period. In: International Journal of Architectural Heritage, v. 13, n. 4 ( 2019).
- (2023): Durability tests on lime-based mortars from the historic built heritage of Catania (Eastern Sicily, Italy): An experimental study. In: Journal of Building Engineering, v. 80 (December 2023).
- (2022): Improvement in the petrophysical properties of solid bricks by adding household glass waste. In: Journal of Building Engineering, v. 59 (November 2022).
- (2022): Technical quality of solid bricks made using clayey earth with added coffee grounds and fly ash. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 341 (July 2022).
- (2022): Roman brick production technologies in Padua (Northern Italy) along the Late Antiquity and Medieval Times: Durable bricks on high humid environs. In: Journal of Cultural Heritage, v. 54 (March 2022).
- (2021): Technology, exploitation and consumption of natural resources of traditional brick productions in Madagascar. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 308 (November 2021).
- (2021): Investigating the manufacturing technology and durability of lime mortars from Amaiur Castle (Navarre, Spain): A chemical–mineralogical and physical study. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 299 (September 2021).
- (2020): Radionuclide concentration and radon exhalation in new mix design of bricks produced reusing NORM by-products: The influence of mineralogy and texture. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 260 (November 2020).
- (2018): Recycling trachyte waste from the quarry to the brick industry: Effects on physical and mechanical properties, and durability of new bricks. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 166 (March 2018).
- (2008): Swelling damage in clay-rich sandstones used in the church of San Mateo in Tarifa (Spain). In: Journal of Cultural Heritage, v. 9, n. 1 (January 2008).
- (2001): Analysis of lapideus materials from the columns of the cathedral of St Maria in Randazzo (Catania, Italy) and from their ancient origin quarries. In: Journal of Cultural Heritage, v. 2, n. 3 (September 2001).
- (2003): Durability of bricks used in the conservation of historic buildings — influence of composition and microstructure. In: Journal of Cultural Heritage, v. 4, n. 2 (April 2003).
- (2013): Evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment products in improving the quality of ceramics used in new and historical buildings. In: Journal of Cultural Heritage, v. 14, n. 4 (July 2013).
- (2020): Sawdust recycling in the production of lightweight bricks: How the amount of additive and the firing temperature influence the physical properties of the bricks. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 235 (February 2020).
- (2009): Fly ash addition in clayey materials to improve the quality of solid bricks. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 23, n. 2 (February 2009).
- (2016): The art of building in the Roman period (89 B.C. – 79 A.D.): Mortars, plasters and mosaic floors from ancient Stabiae (Naples, Italy). In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 117 (August 2016).
- (2016): Use of industrial ceramic sludge in brick production: Effect on aesthetic quality and physical properties. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 124 (October 2016).
- (2017): Gypsum crust as a source of calcium for the consolidation of carbonate stones using a calcium phosphate-based consolidant. In: Construction and Building Materials, v. 143 (July 2017).
- (2013): Ultrasonic wave propagation through lime mortars: an alternative and non-destructive tool for textural characterization. In: Materials and Structures, v. 46, n. 8 (August 2013).
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