Education
Doctor of Philosophy, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, since 2006.
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Bin Benjamin Zhang
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Bin Benjamin Zhang, civil engineer. Achievements include research in design and simulation of distributed moisture sensor; research in sensor fusion and analyses of Thermo-TDR probe for geomaterials; research in multiphysical simulation of cement hydration; research in predicting the ultimate bond strength of FRP bonded to concrete using artificial neural networks; research in bond-slip behavior of steel reinforced concrete flexural members.
Career
Research assistant Nanjing University of Science & Technology, China, 2004—2006, Case Western Reserve University, since 2006.
Achievements
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Achievements include research in design and simulation of distributed moisture sensor. Research in sensor fusion and analyses of Thermo-TDR probe for geomaterials. Research in multiphysical simulation of cement hydration.
Research in predicting the ultimate bond strength of FRP bonded to concrete using artificial neural networks. Research in bond-slip behavior of steel reinforced concrete flexural members.
Membership
Member of American Society of Civil Engineers, American Concrete Institute, American Society Nondestructive Testing, American Society of Civil Engineers GI-Pavement Committee.
Awards
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Recipient Endowment Sponsored Mentorship award, Case Western Reserve University, 2009, Roy Harley prize, 2009, Bridge Design award, NJUST, 2002, Mechanical Innovational award, Mechanics Society Jiangsu Province, 2003, Travel award, NCAT, 2008, National Science Foundation, 2008-2009, award, National Science Foundation and University Illinois Urbana Champaign, 2009. Computer-Aided Software Engineering Prime fellowship, Case Western Reserve University, 2007.Recipient Endowment Sponsored Mentorship award, Case Western Reserve University, 2009, Roy Harley prize, 2009, Bridge Design award, NJUST, 2002, Mechanical Innovational award, Mechanics Society Jiangsu Province, 2003, Travel award, NCAT, 2008, National Science Foundation, 2008-2009, award, National Science Foundation and University Illinois Urbana Champaign, 2009. Computer-Aided Software Engineering Prime fellowship, Case Western Reserve University, 2007.