Chancellor's Fellow (Lecturer) at the University of Strathclyde
Joined June 2020
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Our latest paper on Probabilistic Soil Strata Delineation Using DPT Data and Bayesian Changepoint Detection is published: ascelibrary.org/doi/abs/10.1…
4-year fully funded scholarship available now for the investigation of suction caisson behaviour under pressure cycling:
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Dr. Stephen Suryasentana retweeted
Stephen K. Suryasentanaa of @UofGlasgow & Guy Houlsby of @UniofOxford proposed a convex modular modelling (CMM) approach for developing thermodynamically consistent constitutive soil models:
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My paper on a simplified approach for estimating the lateral, rotational, and torsional static stiffness of circular footings on non-homogeneous elastic soil is up!
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Happy to share my latest Computers and Geotechnics paper on a theoretical framework to ease the development on custom constitutive models that are automatically thermodynamically consistent and numerically robust: authors.elsevier.com/a/1e594…
New paper on an automated procedure to derive convex failure envelope formulations for foundations under six degrees of freedom loading. Perfect for those who want an easy way to find a formulation that best fits their foundation failure load data!
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Are you interested in offshore wind, robotics, sensor development and machine learning? We have a fully funded PhD scholarship for a UK student who is interested in developing a novel robotic, sensor platform for offshore wind foundations monitoring:
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Happy to have our latest paper accepted by Géotechnique on a new Winkler model for suction caisson foundations.
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Dr. Stephen Suryasentana retweeted
We're delighted to announce a power purchase agreement with @PepsiCo to provide nearly 1/4 of their total U.S. electricity needs through our 298 MW Haystack Wind and 367 MW Western Trail Wind projects in Nebraska and Texas. 💨 Read more about the PPA: bit.ly/3idmZVX
