Current and Past Students

Doctoral

• Mubarak Adesina
• Mohammad Nikookar
• Seyedsaeid Hosseini, D.E. Dissertation: “Mechanochemical Treatment of Bottom Ash and Dredge Materials in Fly Ash Based Geopolymer”, 2020
• Devin Jones, D.E. Dissertation: "Structural consequences resulting from the accidental explosion at the PEMEX headquarters", 2019
• Soheil Oruji, D.E. Dissertation: “Replacing ultra-fine and highly dispersed pulverized coal bottom ash as portland cement to strengthen and improve physical properties of cement mortars”, 2017
• Fatih Adam, D.E. Dissertation: “Structural Analysis of a rigid pavement overlaying a sub-surface void”, 2015
• Sina Nejad, D.E. Dissertation: “Protection of petrochemical facilities from accidental and manmade threats”, 2014
• Ghassan Sudani, D.E. Dissertation: “Stability of shallow foundations adjacent to spaced piles-row”, 2013

Masters

• Suhaib H Al-Abed, "Properties of Magnetic Concrete for Wireless Power Charging Applications", 2019
• Kyle Edwards, “Wireless power transfer through magnetically permeable concrete media”, 2018
• Weam Elmahmoud, M.S. Thesis: “Experimental analysis of fine impregnated electrically conductive powders in Portland cement”, 2016
• Samson Negeri, M.S. Thesis: “The effects of heavy multiple axle trucks on rigid pavement distress in various climatic regions”, 2014
• Vul Thang, M.S. Thesis: “Studded bond enhancement for SCS sandwich shells”, 2014
• Ali Banaa, M.S. Thesis: “Early age damage quantification of actively restrained concrete using inverse analysis”, 2014

Undergraduate

• Hayden Rice, " Highly dispersed silica fume and carbon nanofiber to reinforce recycled concrete aggregates", 2017
• Kyle Edwards, "Durable magnetic cements for vehicle wireless charging applications", OUR Research Fellowship, 2017
• Michael Bourne, “A low-cost next-generation pavement damage detection technique”, Lamar University OUR Research Fellowship, 2014
• Nicholas Carillo, Billy Wilson, Murphy Mason, “Fracture resistance and size effect of high performance pervious concretes”, Undergraduate Research, 2014