Postgraduate research
Current and past research projects
Detailed information on current and past postgraduate research activities at CEEFC can be obtained from the following links:
Potential research topics
Potential postgraduate research topics are listed below for the attention of potential students. Interested persons are advised to contact with relevant person(s) for more details.
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Project topic
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Contact person(s)
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Behaviour of innovative fibre composite girders
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Prof Thiru Aravinthan
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Fibre composite applications for railway industry
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Behaviour of externally post-tensioned structures
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Behaviour of reinforced concrete structural elements with innovative coupling systems
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Strengthening of reinforced concrete beams with externally bonded FRP systems
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Assoc Prof Karu Karunasena
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Structural behaviour of concrete beams reinforced with hybrid (FRP and steel) bars
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Non-linear 3D finite element analysis of the behaviour of concrete filled FRP tubular columns under axial and lateral loads
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FRP strengthened timber structures
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FRP strengthened steel structures
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Stress wave propagation in composite materials for structural health monitoring applications
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Other negotiated topics in fibre composite materials or structural engineering
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Measurement and modelling of glass powder reinforced phenolic composites cured in microwaves
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Dr Harry Ku
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Measurement and modelling of sawdust reinforced phenolic composites cured in microwaves
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Long term structural behaviour of composites structures
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Dr Jayantha Epaarachchi
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Modelling and analysis of fatigue and fracture in advanced composite materials and structures
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Dynamic analysis of composite structures
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Use of novel sensors in structural health monitoring
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Behaviour of fibre composite sandwich panels for structural applications
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Dr Mainul Islam
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Effects of temperature on FRP structural components
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Behaviour of fibre composite piles for replacement or rehabilitation
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Manufacturing and properties of syntactic foams and their sandwich composites
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