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Connecting physical simulation, experimental insight and engineering needs to understand infrastructure response and resilience under complex earthquakes.

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Source–site–structure simulation

Studying how source rupture, local sites and engineering structures interact to develop seismic inputs for near-fault and complex-terrain conditions.

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02

Fault-crossing tunnels and underground structures

Investigating strong-motion response, intensity measures and seismic mitigation for tunnels that cross active faults.

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03

Bridges and mountainous site effects

Examining how multi-support excitation, wave types and local topography affect long-span and valley-spanning bridges.

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04

Soil–structure interaction

Addressing coupled soil and structural response through boundary methods and wave propagation simulations in localized regions.

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05

Seismic mitigation and infrastructure resilience

Assessing seismic fragility, life-cycle costs and recovery capacity for isolated structures, storage tanks and other infrastructure.

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06

Low-carbon seismic design and materials

Exploring the relationship between seismic performance and carbon emissions, and the balance between safety and sustainability in materials and structural systems.

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