Brief biography
Professor Bhattacharya is the chair in Geomechanics at the University of Surrey. He is also associated with University of Bristol where he held the post of Senior Lecturer in Soil Dynamics. He teaches and conducts research in the area of "Dynamic-Soil-Structure Interaction", "Offshore Geotechnics" and "Pile-Instability during Seismic Liquefaction". Prior to taking up his current post, he was a Departmental Lecturer in Engineering Science at Oxford University, Junior Research Fellow of Somerville College (Oxford), Lecturer in Lady Margaret Hall (Oxford) and Brasneose College (Oxford). Before joining the University of Oxford, Dr Bhattacharya worked at Fugro Limited (UK) and was involved in various offshore projects such as the Deep Water Gunashli (Azeri Chirag and Gunashli Project), Judy Platform, Munro platform, anchor piles for FPSO. In 2004, he was appointed 21st Century Centre of Excellence fellow at the Centre for Urban Earthquake Engineering (CUEE) at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. Dr Bhattacharya obtained his doctorate from the University of Cambridge (U.K).
Research group members:
Dr Rajib Sarkar
Domenico Lombardi
Sam Hayhurst
James Cox
Masoud Shadlou
Mehdi Rouhalamin
Rafizah Musa
George Nikitas
Jack Wilson
Bretton Davies
Sina Zeerati
Past research group members
Dr L.G.Gobindraju [Currently Associate Professor at NIT, India]
Dr Suresh Dash [Currently Assistant Professor at IIT, India]
Mr Lorenzo Zaccarino
Visitors of the group
Professor Masayuki Hyodo [Yamaguchi University, Japan]
Professor Yu Huang [Tongji University, China]
Dr Djillali Amar Bouzid [University Yahia Fares of Medea, Algeria]
Mr Junya Ishida [Post graduate student, Yamaguchi University]
Mr Wenyang Li [Tongji University, China]
Current research interest:
Behaviour of piles under seismic loading
Foundations for offshore wind turbines
Some fun photos from the research group
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