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Research Areas

Environmental Engineering

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Geotechnical & Transportation Engineering

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Hydraulic & Water Resources

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Structural Engineering and Materials

The Structural Engineering and Materials Program offers a broad range of educational and research opportunities. Much of the research effort is in collaboration with the College's Wood Materials and Engineering Laboratory. The materials program is centered on the development of bio-based materials in particular polymers, composites, and nanomaterials. Bio-based materials are researched from various angles including chemistry, processing, and mechanics. An interdisciplinary graduate curriculum in polymers and composites complements the materials research program. Structural engineering research includes both numerical modeling and experimental testing to understand and improve structural performance. Specific areas of research emphasis within the Structural Engineering and Materials Program include:

• Behavior and Design of Structural Wood Components and Systems
• Design and Manufacture of Bio-based Composite Materials
• Advanced Infrastructure Materials (polymer composites; smart sensors/actuators; high performance concrete)
• Behavior and Design of Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete and Masonry Structures
• Structural Mechanics and Finite Element Analysis
• Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering
• Infrastructure Improvement
• Sustainable Materials and Design
• Nondestructive Evaluation of Structural Materials

 

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