ENGINEERING MATERIALS SPECIALTY
EXCITING PANEL DISCUSSION!
Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE)’s Engineering Mechanics and Materials (EMM) Division presents:
Panel Session: Transitioning from Graduate Studies to Securing Faculty Positions
Wednesday, May 26th, 12:-1:00 EST
1 Chair, 7 panelists and 2 moderators!
Please click HERE for more information.
The conference will focus on the advances in materials that extend the service life of the infrastructure, reduce maintenance and ensure resiliency, safety, and sustainability. It will also focus on the advances in engineering mechanics that will help understand the behaviour of materials and structural components under different loading and environmental conditions. The conference will explore developments in the recycling and reuse of waste materials; properties and performance of alternative construction materials; application of nanotechnology in materials; improvements in the design, manufacturing, placement and testing of conventional materials and structures; and performance of structures under extreme loads.
Engineering Materials Specialty Chair:
Dr. Shahria Alam, MCSCE
TOPICS
Geopolymers, Alkali-Activated and other Alternative Binders
Self-Healing, Biomimicry and Bio-Inspired Materials
Aggregate Reactions
Concrete Durability
Reinforcement Corrosion
Properties of Repair Materials
Recycled Materials
Pervious Concrete
Fiber-Reinforced and Engineered Cementitious Composites
Concrete of Special and Adapted Properties
High-Performance and Ultra-High-Performance Materials
Innovative and Emerging Materials
Bituminous, Pavement and Geotechnical Materials
Materials under Extreme Mechanical Loading
Materials under Extreme Environmental Loading
Stainless, High-Strength and Cold-Formed Steel
Advanced Composite Materials
Shape-Memory Alloys
Aluminum and other Metals and Alloys
Non-Destructive Testing and other Novel Experimental Methods
Life Cycle Analysis of Materials and Structures
Computational Mechanics and Numerical Methods
Big Data, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
