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Tokyo Tech Associate Professor of Computational Mechanics, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Visiting Professor, Dalian University of Technology, RP China
Visiting Associate Professor, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Professor Bui's research focuses on developing and understanding the fundamentals of the failure and multiphysical behavior of advanced composites and porous media with the aid of numerical methods.
Undergraduate students
R. Sakurai (B4)
Nao Nakamura (B4, completed)
M. Moriizumi (B4, completed)
Takaaki Kojima (B4, completed)
Graduate Students (advisor/co-advisor): MS, PhD
Hung Tran (MSc & PhD 5-year program, since 9/2019) at Tokyo Tech
Chanh D. Vuong (MSc & PhD 5-year program, since 9/2018) at Tokyo Tech
Duy Vo, PhD student, Thammasat University, (co-advisor), at Tokyo Tech since June, 2019 -
Toan M. Le, M2, Chulalongkorn University, (co-advisor w/ Assoc. Prof. Jaroon Rungamornrat)
Samar Khatir, PhD student, Ghent University (co-advisor with Prof. Magd Abdel-Wahab) (2016-2020) completed.
Nguyen Dinh Du, PhD student, Lac Hong University (scientific supervisor), 2017-present
Xuechun Le (M1) at Tokyo Tech
Feng Yi (M2, completed) at Tokyo Tech
Minh N. Nguyen (D3) at HCMC University of Technology (completed)
Minh's research focuses on fracture modeling of coupled thermal-mechanical problems using enhanced finite elements with enrichments in two- and three-dimension.
Tran Kim Bang, PhD student, HCMC University of Technology (ongoing)
Dr. Nha T. Nguyen (Completed) at HCMC University of Technology
Nha's research focuses on fracture modeling of advanced functional composites using meshfree methods.
Research Team (Collaborated)
Hosein Saberi (PhD exchange student)
Former members:
Zuoyi Kang (Doctor) - TokyoTech
Kang's research focuses on developing Extended Finite Elements in terms of consecutive-interpolation procedure for fracture modeling of solids and porous media.
Tuan H.A. Nguyen (Master) - TokyoTech
Tuan's research focuses on developing regularized damage approaches (e.g., local and non-local models) for plain concrete and fibre reinforced concrete using finite elements/isogeometric analysis and homogenization method.
Akito Hagio (Master) - TokyoTech
Hagio studied fracture mechanics for anisotropic materials by extended finite element method.
Huynh Dong Hai (Master) - Vietnam-German University
Hai developed the extended finite element model using spline-based enrichment functions for large deformation in composite structures with inclusions and voids. I was his major academic advisor for Hai's Master thesis, which is available here.