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Farhad Ansari, Professor PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1983 Professor Ansari’s technical areas of interest include the broad discipline of Structural Engineering with emphasis in Structural Health Monitoring (SHM); smart sensors; and Nondestructive Testing. Current research topics include: Integrated Fiber Optic Sensors for Condition Monitoring of bridges; Fiber Optic Acoustic Emission Sensors for real time monitoring of corrosion and fracture; Development of MEMS based sensors for civil structural systems; Optical Fiber Distributed Sensor for Post Seismic Monitoring of Damaged Structures; Monitoring the state of repaired and Strengthened structures; Development of weigh-in-motion (WIM) systems; Image Processing Techniques for Characterization of Entrained Air Bubble System in Concrete. email - web page - 2095 ERF - 312.996.2437 |
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David E. Boyce, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1965 During 37 years of academic research and teaching, Professor Boyce has addressed key methodological issues related to metropolitan transportation and land use planning. His early monograph, Metropolitan Plan Making, critically examined the experience with the land use and travel forecasting models during the 1960s. Recognizing that these methods lacked an adequate scientific basis, he has since devoted himself to the formulation and solution of urban travel and location forecasting models as constrained optimization problems and related constructs, which synthesize elements of network analysis and modeling, discrete choice theory and entropy-based methods. He also extended this integrated approach to the study of regional economies, interregional commodity flows and freight transportation systems. Currently, he is writing a history of these models, as well as conducting experiments with a new multiple-class traffic assignment algorithm, TAPAS, that uniquely determines route flows and multiple-class links flows. email - web page - 2049 Grey Ave., Evanston, IL 60201 - 847.570.9501 |
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Christopher B. Burke, Professor of Practice PhD, Purdue University, 1983 Dr. Burke is a practicing Civil Engineer who specializes in water resources, and municipal engineering focusing on the Midwest. His firm Christopher B. Burke Engineering includes a staff of about 250 located in 12 offices in Illinois and Indiana. email - web page - 2095 ERF - 312.996.3428 |
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Alexander Chudnovsky, Professor PhD, Leningrad Civil Engineering Institute, 1965 Theoretical and experimental fracture mechanics, critical phenomena, probability and statistics in engineering applications, reliability and failure analysis. email - web page - 2083 ERF - 312.996.8258 |
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Christophe Darnault, Assistant Professor PhD, Cornell University Research interests include: Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering; Hydrological, Biochemical Processes Impacting Water Dynamic, Quality and Quantity; Hydromechanics; Hydraulic Engineering and Structures; Integrated Management and Sustainable Development of Water Resources; Fate and Transport of Contaminants in the Environment; Diffuse Pollution email - web page - 2071 ERF - 312.996.2429 |
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Craig D. Foster, Assistant Professor PhD, Standford Unviersity, 2006 My research focuses on computer modeling of deformation in solid materials with an emphasis on geomaterials such as rocks, soils, and concrete. In particular, I use finite elements to investigate a variety of problems, from plasticity and damage to fracture, shear banding and other types of localized deformation. email - web page - 3085 ERF - 312-996-3428 |
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J. Ernesto Indacochea, Professor PhD, Colorado School of Mines, 1982 Joining and Welding Science; Surface Modification and Coatings; Corrosion and Materials Degradation; Materials Characterization and Failure Analysis; Advanced Non-Destructive Evaluation and Remaining Life Assessment of Structural Materials; New Materials Development for Fuel Cells. email - web page - 3075 ERF - 312.996.5283 |
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Mohsen A. Issa, Professor PhD, University of Texas, 1986 (1) analysis, design, and testing of structural models and prototypes subjected to static, fatigue and simulated seismic loading, (2) development of experimental and analytical techniques for monitoring and rating existing highway bridges to assess and evaluate their physical condition, vulnerability and reliability, (3) development of an optimum structural bridge deck system for rehabilitation (Rapid Replacement of Bridge Decks) and new bridge construction, (4) size effects, and fractal surface characterization in fracture of cementitious materials, (5) development of High Performance Concrete: mechanical and durability properties, (6) failure mechanisms and damage assessment of materials and structures, (7) strength and durability assessment of advanced composite materials, such as Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers (CFRP) for rehabilitation of bridges, and (8) finite element modeling of structures. email - web page - 2095 ERF - 312.996.3432 |
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Eduard Karpov, Assistant Professor PhD, University of South Hampton, 2002 Nanomaterials and Surface-Driven Processes; Emerging Behavior in Material Systems; Energy Harvesting & Conversion at the Nanometer Scale; Computational Mechanics, Multiphysics Modeling Methods email - web page - 3071 ERF - 312.413.8391 |
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Amid Khodadoust, Associate Professor PhD, University of Cincinnati, 1997 (1) Environmental separations technologies: solid phase extraction, solvent extraction, green solvents (2) Remediation of contaminated soils and sediments: soil washing, soil flushing (3) Biodegradation of PCBs in sediments: enhanced reductive dechlorination with hydrogen (4) Arsenic in fly ash: leaching and adsorption of arsenic by subsurface soils email - web page - 2085 ERF - 312.996.3435 |
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Donald G Lemke, Associate Professor PhD, Univesrity of Pennsylvnia, 1969 Dynamics and Vibration, Rotor Dynamics, Vehicle Dynamics, Engineering Design and Optimization, Forensics Engineering email - web page - 2073 ERF - 312.996.3404 |
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Jie Lin, Associate Professor PhD, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 1996 Research Interests: (a) Sustainable transportation systems, (b) Goods movement analysis, (c) Intelligent transportation systems, (d) Public transit planning and operations email - web page - 2089 ERF - 312.996.3068 |
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Michael J. McNallan, Professor PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977 High temperature chemistry of materials, including: Materials Processing and Characterization, Oxidation and corrosion of metals and alloys, High temperature corrosion in halogen containing environments, Corrosion of ceramics, Tribology and Tribochemistry of Ceramics, Injection refining of liquid metals. email - web page - 3083 ERF - 312.996.2436 |
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Kouros Mohammadian, Associate Professor PhD, University or Toronto, 2001 Travel Behavior Analysis, Transportation Planning, Activity-Based Travel Demand Modeling, Microsimulation Modeling Methods of Urban Activities, Integrated Land-Use and Transportation Models, Applied Econometrics and Disaggregate Choice Models, Urban Travel Survey Data and Data Mining, Transportation Systems Analysis, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Performance Evaluation of Transportation Systems email - web page - 2087 ERF - 312-996-9840 |
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Didem Ozevin, Assistant Professor PhD, Lehigh University, 2005 My research interests focus on sensor development to combine a variety of sensing elements and to develop new structural evaluation methods for understanding the damage states using variety of structural health monitoring techniques (e.g. acoustic emission, low frequency ultrasonics). I use multi-physic models to understand the wave propagation phenomena on various structures (e.g. composite) to develop simple damage characterization methodologies those can be used as embeddable algorithms into low power wireless sensor nodes. email - web page - 3073 ERF - 312.413.3051 |
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Krishna R. Reddy, Professor PhD, Illinois Institute ot Technology, 1990 Geoenvironmental Engineering: Polluted site assessment and remediation, sediments, groundwater, brownfields, electrokinetic remediation, chemical oxidation/reduction, environmental nanotechnology, air sparging, integrated bio-/phyto-remediation, green and sustainable remediation, waste containment, waste mechanics, bioreactor landfills, recycling, beneficial use of waste/recycled materials, sustainable waste management Geotechnical Engineering: Subsurface investigations, foundations, earth/earth-retaining structures, ground improvement, geotechnical earthquake engineering, geomechanics email - web page - 2091 ERF - 312.996.4755 |
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Karl J. Rockne, Associate Professor PhD, University of Washington, 1997 Eco-hydrology, Sustainable Environmental Restoration and Applied Environmental Biotechnology email - web page - 3077 ERF - 312.413.0391 |
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Thomas Theis, Professor email - web page - 530 SPHW - 312.996.1081 |
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Thomas C. Ting, Professor Emeritus PhD, Brown University, 1962 Wave propagation, continuum mechanics, anisotropic elasticity, composite materials, surface waves, plastic waves, nonlinear waves. email - web page |
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Chien H. Wu, Professor PhD, University of Minnesota, 1965 (1) Configurational evolutions and forces in material structures (2) Diffusion in solids, phase transformations and interfacial phenomena (3) Eshelby stress and its thermodynamic conjugate (4) Elasticity, stability and fracture mechanics (5) Continuum mechanics, nonlinear elasticity and very large deformations of nonlinear membranes (6) Linear and nonlinear vibrations, and theory of plates and shells email - web page - 3079 ERF - 312.413.2644 |
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