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University of Adelaide, Australia
Research interests:
Experimental techniques, Srutural stability, buckling and post-buckling of thin-walled structures, Geometrical irregularities on structures, Steel and composite elements, Numerical simulations, Fatigue experiments
SUMMARY
Dr Tohid Ghanbari Ghazijahani completed his BEng in Civil Engineering and MEng and
PhD in Structural Engineering. He was a lecturer at PNU in 2010–13, and became a distinguished lecturer in this role in 2013. He completed his PhD in 2017 with Dean of Faculty's Outstanding Research Performance Award (UTAS, 2017). After his PhD, he was a postdoc lecturer and researcher (e.g. sole in charge of Structural Mechanics) at UTAS. He was a visiting lecturer of UTAS at XUST in China in 2016. He was offered by a lectureship position at UTAS, and a University Fellowship by Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) of the University of Adelaide in present 2017. He accepted the latter position and is now a University Research Fellow (level B) at the University of Adelaide. Tohid’s research focus is thin-walled steel, and lightweight composite (steel, timber, FRP)
structures including: experimental techniques, buckling and post-buckling, geometrical irregularities, static and
fatigue experiments, and sustainability and environmental consideration in construction.
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