Two RESSLab members received Best Paper Awards
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PhD student Andronikos Skiadopoulos and former member Dr. Hikoyuki Inamasu received the Best Paper & Early Career Awards during the 17th World Conference of Earthquake Engineering (17WCEE).
PhD student Andronikos Skiadopoulos and former Doctoral Student Dr. Hikoyuki Inamasu received the Best Paper & Early Career Awards during the 17th World Conference of Earthquake Engineering (17WCEE). The conference took place in a hybrid fashion in Sendai, Japan last month. Both students presented ongoing work at RESSLab on the development of new models for the seismic behavior and design of beam-to-column connections as part of steel moment resisting frames and the developement of new dissipative column base connections to minimize structural damage in steel columns during earthquake loading. Congratulations!
The doctoral thesis of Andronikos Skiadopoulos is sponsored by Nippon Steel Corporation.
The doctoral thesis of Dr. Hiroyuki Inamasu was sponsored by the Suisse National Science Foundation.
Copies of the two papers may be found from RESSLab's website.