Professor at Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu is a multidisciplinary professional and researcher whose career spans civil engineering, geodesy, horticulture, and project management. She combines strong academic training with practical experience in construction, cost control, geodetic engineering, and teaching. Currently serving as a professor of civil engineering, she inspires young students while actively contributing to advanced research in sustainable construction materials and geotechnics. Her professional journey reflects both technical expertise and leadership skills, supported by international publications, conference presentations, and collaborative projects. Marta is also equipped with multiple certifications in project management, occupational health and safety, GDPR compliance, and construction site supervision, highlighting her commitment to both academic excellence and professional practice. With a balanced career that integrates research, education, and industry application, she stands out as a forward-looking academic who bridges science and practice. Her focus on sustainability and material innovation positions her as a promising leader in construction engineering research.
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Education
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu has built a strong academic foundation across several engineering disciplines, making her career truly multidisciplinary. She first pursued studies in horticultural engineering, where she gained expertise in design, landscape planning, and technical drawing. Expanding her technical scope, she completed studies in geodesy and cadastre, developing strong skills in land measurement, surveying, and geospatial analysis. She then deepened her specialization in civil engineering, focusing on construction of buildings, structural resistance, and geotechnics. Her commitment to continuous learning led her to complete master’s studies in green space design and maintenance, as well as in project management and real estate evaluation, which enhanced her knowledge of sustainability, urban development, and technical leadership. Currently, she is advancing her academic career as a doctoral candidate in construction engineering, with research centered on innovative building materials, structural optimization, and sustainable technologies. This diverse educational background supports her interdisciplinary approach to research and practice.
Experience
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu’s professional career is marked by a balance of academic teaching, engineering practice, and research involvement. She has experience as a civil engineer in cost control and project management within the construction sector, working on civil, industrial, and agricultural projects. Her background also includes geodetic engineering, where she contributed to land measurements, surveying, and cadastral studies, as well as roles in construction projects involving renewable energy infrastructures such as photovoltaic parks. Alongside industry roles, she has significant academic experience as a professor of civil engineering, where she has been committed to shaping future professionals by combining theoretical knowledge with applied engineering insights. Her administrative roles further highlight organizational and leadership abilities, while her participation in interdisciplinary research projects demonstrates her capacity to integrate practical engineering challenges with innovative research solutions. Through this blend of teaching, technical practice, and project leadership, Marta has built a versatile and impactful career.
Research Interest
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu’s research interests focus on sustainable construction, advanced building materials, and geotechnical engineering. She is particularly dedicated to developing and testing eco-friendly materials that can reduce the environmental footprint of the construction industry, such as mortars incorporating recycled components or natural additives. Her work also explores structural resistance, durability, and microstructural development of innovative materials, applying advanced techniques such as nuclear magnetic resonance for analysis. Marta’s research extends to ecological and environmental studies, including the assessment of environmental risks in construction-affected regions, highlighting her multidisciplinary approach to engineering. She is deeply committed to integrating sustainability principles into practical construction solutions that enhance both performance and ecological responsibility. Her interests further include project evaluation, carbon footprint reduction in aggregates, and innovative construction technologies that align with circular economy practices. Through her research, Marta aims to bridge the gap between technical engineering advancements and sustainable environmental management.
Awards and Honors
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu has received recognition for her contributions to research and innovation through active participation in prestigious international conferences and academic platforms. Her papers have been presented at well-known interdisciplinary events where they attracted attention for their originality and relevance to sustainable construction and materials engineering. She has also contributed to conference proceedings and scientific journals indexed in international databases, reflecting both the quality and impact of her research. Marta has been part of collaborative projects that have earned visibility at innovation exhibitions and forums, further validating the practical value of her work in developing eco-efficient solutions for the construction industry. Alongside her research contributions, she has earned professional certifications and authorizations that attest to her competence in engineering practice, project management, and safety standards. These distinctions collectively highlight her academic excellence, professional credibility, and growing influence within the engineering and scientific community.
Research Skills
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu possesses a wide range of research skills that span experimental work, material analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration. She is experienced in laboratory testing of innovative construction materials, including mortars and concretes with recycled or alternative components. Her skills include applying advanced techniques such as nuclear magnetic resonance and microstructural analysis to assess material behavior, durability, and performance under various conditions. She is also proficient in environmental impact assessments, linking construction practices with ecological sustainability. Marta is skilled in project design, data interpretation, technical reporting, and scientific writing, with a proven ability to publish in international journals and present at academic conferences. Her capacity to work in diverse research teams, often in international contexts, reflects strong collaboration and communication abilities. Furthermore, her background in geodesy, civil engineering, and project management enhances her multidisciplinary approach, enabling her to connect theoretical innovation with practical engineering solutions.
Publication Top Notes
Title: Sustainable Investments in Construction: Cost–Benefit Analysis Between Rehabilitation and New Building in Romania
Authors: Tudor Panfil Toader; Marta-Ioana Moldoveanu; Daniela-Mihaiela Boca; Raluca Iștoan; Lidia Maria Lupan; Aurelia Bradu; Andreea Hegyi; Ana Boga
Year: 2025
Journal: Buildings (MDPI)
Title: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Tire Waste Mortars
Authors: Marta Ioana Moldoveanu; Daniela Lucia Manea; Elena Jumate; Raluca Iștoan; Radu Fechete; Tudor Panfil Toader
Year: 2025
Journal: Applied Sciences (MDPI)
Title: Study on the Optimization of Concrete Screeds in Zootechnical Farms
Authors: Marta Ioana Moldoveanu; Daniela Lucia Manea; Elena Jumate; Radu Fechete; Maria Loredana Țințișan; Adrian Cristian Siomin
Year: 2022
Journal: Scientific Papers – Series E: Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering
Title: Archaeological Works in the Land of Lăpuș
Authors: Marta Ioana Moldoveanu; Paul Popa; Daniela Lucia Manea
Year: 2019
Journal: Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
Conclusion
Marta Ioana Moldoveanu is an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With her multidisciplinary academic background, innovative doctoral research, and a strong record of international publications, she has already made impactful contributions to the fields of construction engineering and environmental sustainability. Her leadership in teaching and community engagement underscores her commitment to advancing both science and society. With continued focus on international collaboration and high-impact research dissemination, she is poised to become a leading researcher with long-lasting influence in sustainable engineering and beyond.