We’re thrilled to share that the talented students from our group will be showcasing their innovative research at the upcoming TRB Annual Meeting. They are set to present in a series of posters and lectern sessions highlighting advancements in transportation & geotechnical engineering. Here’s what to expect:
1️⃣ Sopharith Chou will present an insightful exploration into the “Evaluation of Locally Available Calcined Clay-Based Geopolymer for Stabilization of Expansive Soils.”
2️⃣ Clay Caldwell and Hiramani Chimauriya, E.I.T. will delve into the cutting-edge topic of “Transportation Infrastructure Insulation Using EPS Geofoams to Mitigate Freezing and Thawing-Related Movements.”
3️⃣ Ayush Kumar, E.I.T.‘s presentation on “Evaluating the Efficacy of Chemical Stabilization to Rehabilitate Highway Embankment Slopes in Texas promises to offer vital insights into sustainable infrastructure maintenance.
4️⃣ With the increasing relevance of remote sensing technologies, Amit Gajurel will guide us through the “Application of Satellite-based Remote Sensing for the Management of Pavement Infrastructure Assets.”
5️⃣ Aditya Deshmukh, E.I.T. is set to present the “Design and Implementation of a Full-Scale Shallow Geothermal Bridge De-Icing System in North Texas.”
6️⃣ Prince Kumar, Ph.D., E.I.T. will be doing double duty, presenting both “Assessment of Durability of Chemically Stabilized Soils Using Different Moisture-Susceptible Methods” and “Resilient Moduli Characterization of Cement-Treated Silty Soil at High Compaction Energy Condition.”
🌟These presentations represent the forefront of research in infrastructure resilience and technology. Join us in supporting the next generation of engineers and researchers as they share their contributions towards a more sustainable and efficient future in infrastructure development.
🔗 Connect with us at the TRB Annual Meeting 2024 to learn, network, and be part of the conversation that shapes the future of transportation
We will be sharing more details about each of these presentations soon. Stay tuned!