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Active Research Areas
Shock Mechanics
Nuclear Containment Structures Subjected to Blast Loading
Materials and Radiation
Radiation Effects on Cement Microstructure
Composite Materials Mechanics
Impact Damage on Composite Materials
Strain Rate Effects in Reinforced Concrete Structures
Extraterrestrial Materials Mechanics
Formulation of a Synthetic S-Type Asteroid Rock
Biomechanics
Modeling of Traumatic Brain Injury
Fluid Mechanics in Porous Media
Water Flow in Rock Fractures for Enhanced Geothermal Systems
Miscellaneous Research by PI
Nonlinear Regression Statistics Applied to the Size-Effect Law
Mathematical Theory and Solution to the Cohesive Crack Model
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