Metal/ceramic joints involve the bonding of metal elements to ceramic materials, a technology that has found increasingly innovative applications in construction, especially where high durability and resistance to severe environmental conditions are required. In cement and concrete, these joints are typically used in situations where the structural integrity benefits from the unique properties of both metal and ceramic materials—such as the high thermal resistance of ceramics and the toughness of metals. Understanding how these materials interact and bond within concrete structures is crucial for applications ranging from high-temperature environments to chemically aggressive conditions.