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Hong Kong Research on Innovative Construction Materials
 


Date, time & venue

2024-11-13;18:30-19:30;Chan Yat Mei Sophie Room - 9/F

Technical Seminar on Hong Kong Research on Innovative Construction Materials

Organizer: Materials Division
Co-organizer: -

Date, Time & Venue: 
2024-10-14; 18:30-19:30; Chan Yat Mei Sophie Room - 9/F 

Programme Highlights:

Hong Kong government has been promoting technical innovations to resolve various challenges in construction sector, including aging experienced workers, expensive construction cost and long construction period, and for enhancing safety, sustainability, productivity and low carbon emission. Among all innovation areas, innovative and high-performance construction materials play an important role and are closely related to other aspects, e.g., good durability and reduced maintenance costs.

As an applied research center specialized in material science, Nano and Advanced Materials Institute (NAMI) has been dedicated to advanced material development and implementation. Many advanced and high-performance construction materials and related technologies have been developed and applied in Hong Kong construction market. 

This presentation will introduce NAMI’s research journey in material development, and several advanced building materials, including lightweight high-strength concrete, low-carbon 3D printing concrete, bio-based concrete, self-compacting backfill material and other materials, and the project applications.


Speaker:
Dr. Wu received both his Bachelor degree and PhD degree from the Department of Civil Engineering at Tsinghua University. After working at Beijing on Modular Integrated Construction (MiC) design and tall building design for two years, he continued his career in Singapore at J. Ray McDermott for three years on various large-scale offshore structural design projects,  addressing challenges posed by strong storm and earthquake. Dr. Wu then joined AECOM (Hong Kong), where he spent over nine years on tall buildings and complex steel structures before joining NAMI. His research interests are primarily on complex steel structures, application of new structural materials, innovative structural design, tall buildings, and finite element simulation. Dr. Wu is a Chartered Structural Engineer in China with Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification.

Registration and Enquiries
This seminar is free of charge but the number of participants is limited to 70, applications will be accepted on a first-come-first served basis with priority given to members of Materials Division.  CPD certificate will be issued after the event. For enquiries, please contact Ir Prof. Jonathan Chung at email: jonathan.chung.hk@gmail.com.




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