Civil and Environmental Engineering

Professor Yong Lu

Chair of Structural Mechanics

Yong.Lu@ed.ac.uk

+44(0)131 6519052

3.20 William Rankine Building, 3.17 William Rankine Building

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Infrastructure and Environment

PhD, National Technical University of Athens
Post-Graduate Diploma for Teaching in Higher Education, NIE Singapore
BEng, Tongji University
MSc, Southeast University

Associate Editor, International Journal of Protective Structures
Member, Intl Society for Soil Mechanics & Geotechnical Eng
CEng Chartered Engineer (Registered with the Engineering Council)
Joint ACI-ASCE Committee 447: Finite Element Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structures
Fellow, Institution of Civil Engineers (FICE)
Fellow, American Society of Civil Engineers (FASCE)
ASCE Technical Committee: Structural Identification of Constructed Systems
ACI Committee 370: Design for Blast and Impact

Damage diagnosis, strengthening and retrofitting of structures
Dynamic testing, condition assessment and health monitoring of structures
Numerical modelling of concrete and cementitious composites for complex and high rate loading
Performance and reliability of structures under seismic/dynamic loading
Structures under shock/impact/blast loading

Special Issue on Concrete Structures Subjected to Shock and Blast Loading, Structural Engineering and Mechanics - An International Journal (Guest Editor: Y. Lu)
Defence Technology Prize 2006 by the Ministry of Defence, Singapore
PhD studentship opportunities in computational modelling of brittle/composite materials for high impulsive loading; integrated structural health monitoring. Enquiry: yong.Lu@ed.ac.uk.
Prestigious Engineering Achievement Award 2004 by the Institution of Engineers, Singapore

https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/yong-lu(c93ffedf-5e5e-40dc-a2a6…

Dr Daniel Fosas de Pando

Chancellor's Fellow in Net Zero Buildings

G.3 John Muir

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Infrastructure and Environment

My research focuses on creating desirable indoor environments while minimising energy use and carbon footprint under the constraints of climate change. Areas of interest include net zero builds and retrofits at scale, indoor air quality, and the blend of monitoring and modelling techniques to enhance decision-making for building design, retrofit, and operation.

https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/persons/daniel-fosas-de-pando