Solving soil interaction problems through a
fundamental science-based inquiry approach in a
creative, collaborative, and interdisciplinary environment.
fundamental science-based inquiry approach in a
creative, collaborative, and interdisciplinary environment.
Projects
Overview
The links to specific projects provide snapshots of research currently underway in our laboratory. If you’d like more information, including publications, theses, etc., or would like to discuss a topic further please contact the individuals listed for specific projects.
Projects which we are currently researching include:
- Microbial Treatment of Soils for Liquefaction Prevention
- Full-flow Penetrometers for Soft Clay Characterization
- Soil-Structure Interface Behavior and Evolution
- Geotechnical Considerations in the Design of Offshore Wind Farms
Previous research projects include: Long Term Performance and Modeling of Orange-Wendell Integral Abutment Bridge, Coupled Role of Surface Hardness and Roughness on Soil-Structure Interface Behavior, Development of Multi-Sleeve Friction Attachment, Stratigraphic Layer Detection Using a Miniature Piezoprobe, and Influence of Pile Texturing of on Axial capacity.
Funding for this research has been provided by: National Science Foundation, Massachusetts Highway Department, Geokon, Inc., Australian Research Council, Perrell Fellowship, Massachusetts Technology Consortium, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.