外教人才

Brief Introduction： Professor and Abel Bliss Professor in Engineering, specializing in transportation geotechnics, pavement engineering, and sustainable infrastructure materials. Director of International Programs. PhD from Georgia Tech. Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal Transportation Geotechnics. Recipient of numerous prestigious awards including the ASCE Francis C. Turner Award and James Laurie Prize. Extensive research on geomaterial characterization, AI applications in infrastructure, and geosynthetic stabilization, with over 400 publications.

Brief Introduction： Professor and Nathan M. & Anne M. Newmark Endowed Chair in Civil Engineering. Director of major research laboratories including the Smart Structures Technology Laboratory. Internationally renowned expert in structural health monitoring, control, and stochastic mechanics. Elected Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and the Engineering Academy of Japan. Recipient of prestigious awards including the ASCE Housner Medal. Author of influential books and longtime editor of leading journals in the field.

Brief Introduction： Associate Professor and Elaine F. and William J. Hall Excellence Faculty Scholar specializing in the energy-water nexus, sustainable infrastructure, and policy analysis. Holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Recipient of the NSF CAREER Award and multiple teaching honors, including the AEESP Award for Outstanding Teaching. Research integrates technoeconomic analysis, life-cycle assessment, and smart water systems to address urban/rural water and energy sustainability challenges.

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor specializing in adaptive, deployable, and resilient structural systems, including tensegrity and origami structures. Research integrates structural dynamics, machine learning, and robotics for damage mitigation and self-diagnosing infrastructure. PhD from EPFL (Switzerland). Recipient of the ASCE SEI Future Leaders Award and Outstanding Young Engineer Award. Leads the SMARTI Lab, focusing on geometrically nonlinear systems for transformative civil infrastructure.

Brief Introduction： An experienced Certified Foreign Teacher and Expert (SAFEA, China) holding Chinese Permanent Residency. I am a Professor and Certified Engineer (Washington Accord) with a strong background in Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Data Science applications in earth sciences. My research utilizes machine learning and deep learning for hazard assessment, resource characterization, and environmental monitoring. I have extensive experience teaching at Chinese universities, supervising postgraduate students, reviewing PhD dissertations, and examining for international journals. I am dedicated to innovative teaching and impactful research that addresses global challenges.

Brief Introduction： Professor with expertise in computational hydrology, multiscale modeling, and physics-informed machine learning. Holds a PhD from the University of Arizona. Former Associate Division Director at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). Recipient of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) and DOE Early Career Award. Research focuses on stochastic methods, uncertainty quantification, and inverse problems for subsurface flow and transport. Author of numerous publications on advanced computational methods.

Brief Introduction： An experienced Assistant Professor of English with over 20 years of extensive teaching experience at the university level in Pakistan. I specialize in teaching Modern Fiction, Pakistani Literature in English, Literary Criticism, and the English Novel at graduate and post-graduate levels. I also have vast experience teaching Functional English, Professional Communication, Report Writing, and Grammar across various disciplines, including Management Sciences, Engineering, and Computer Science. I am actively involved in proofreading, editing theses, and conducting professional training workshops on communication skills for both public and private sector organizations.

Brief Introduction： Professor Emeritus and Abel Bliss Professor with a PhD from Stanford. Expertise in mathematical modeling of groundwater contaminant transport and remediation, carbon sequestration, and reactive transport processes. Author of over 110 refereed journal papers and the book In Situ Bioremediation. Former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Contaminant Hydrology. Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (2009). Recipient of numerous teaching and research awards, including the Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching (2015).

Brief Introduction： A PhD candidate in Information and Communication Engineering at Southeast University, specializing in Deep Learning techniques for Single Image Super-Resolution (SISR). My research involves developing hybrid models using wavelet transforms and deep networks to enhance image quality. With over 7 years of professional experience in software, firmware, and hardware development, I have worked as a Lab Engineer at the University of Sindh, where I designed electronic circuits, collaborated on research projects, and supported students. I am proficient in a wide range of programming languages and platforms and am passionate about applying deep learning to solve practical image processing problems.

Brief Introduction： PhD in Civil Engineering with expertise in geotechnical engineering, liquefaction, seismic risk assessment, and levee systems. Recipient of multiple NSF awards including CAREER, and ASCE honors such as Middlebrooks and Casagrande awards. Extensive research on gravelly soils, earthquake reconnaissance, and pile-driving vibrations. Active in professional societies (ASCE, EERI, USSD), associate editor for ASCE Journal, and organizer of international conferences. Over $2.6M in sponsored research, with publications in leading journals and conferences.

Brief Introduction： A dedicated researcher and educator in the field of Information and Communication Engineering, specializing in covert underwater acoustic communication. My PhD thesis focused on mimicking humpback whale songs for secure data transmission. As a postdoctoral researcher at Harbin Engineering University, I teach courses like Information Theory and Cryptography and actively research novel technologies using Deep Neural Networks for underwater communication and marine mammal vocalization classification. I have industry experience leading technical teams at the National Engineering and Scientific Commission, Pakistan, for marine project development. I am passionate about mentoring students and contributing to cutting-edge research.

Brief Introduction： An experienced postdoctoral researcher with a demonstrated history in the semiconductor research industry. I hold a PhD in Physics from Peking University (PKU) and gained extensive research experience at the Center of Wide Band Gap Semiconductors PKU. My expertise lies in the synthesis, growth, and characterization of III-V compound semiconductors (particularly GaN) and their device applications (LEDs, photodetectors). With over 100 citations and an h-index of 6, my career objective is to become a world-leading expert in semiconductor growth and device fabrication, contributing innovative research to the scientific community. I also have experience teaching advanced physics courses at the university level.