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The International
Symposium on Advances in Steel and Composite Structures was held in Nanchang on
12 December 2009; and was jointly organized by Jiangxi Association for Science
and Technology, East China Jiaotong University and Hangxiao Steel Structure. Dr. Quach
was invited to give a lecture in the symposium.
Photo of invited speakers (the front row) for the
international symposium in Nanchang, China, from left to right: Prof. Z. Tao
(Fuzhou U., China), Dr. W.M. Quach (UM, Macau),
Prof. M.C. Chen (ECJTU, Nanchang), Prof. L.H. Han (Tsinghua
U., China), Prof. Brian Uy (UWS, Sydney), Prof.
Y.Y. Chen (Tongji U., China), Prof. S.P. Chiew (NTU, Singapore), Prof. Ben Young (HKU, Hong Kong),
-, Prof. G.S. Tong (Zhejiang U., China), Prof. H.W. Liu (ECJTU, Nanchang). |
The International
Symposium on Advances in Steel and Composite Structures 2009 was hosted by the
Institute of Disaster Prevention & Mitigation Engineering, Tsinghua University as well as by the School
of Civil Engineering, Yantai University on 23 and 25
April 2009. Dr. Quach was invited to give two
lectures in
Photo of invited speakers for the international symposium
(ISASCS 2009) in |
Dr. W.M. Quach received the
appreciation, as Session Chair, from Prof. Y.K. Cheung (Honorary Professor,
University of Hong Kong) who is the founder of the finite strip method (one
of the most popular methods used in the design and analysis of cold-formed
steel members). |
Eight Professors Sharing Their
Expertise with 160 Engineers and Academics in
The 2nd International Symposium on Advances in Steel and Composite
Structures (2nd ISASCS 2008) was hosted by the Centre for Infrastructure
Systems,
Group photo of all invited speakers for the 2nd
international symposium (2nd ISASCS 2008), from left to right: Prof. K.F.
Chung (HKPolyU, Hong Kong), Prof. S.H. Kim (Yonsei University, Korea), Prof. Z. Tao (Fuzhou
University, China), Prof. S.P. Chiew (Chairman,
NTU, Singapore), Dr. W.M. Quach (UM, Macau), Prof.
C.M. Chan (HKUST, Hong Kong), Prof. C.K. Lee (NTU, Singapore) |
Note: HKPolyU = The
It
is important for practicing engineers to keep abreast with some of the advances
and developments in steel and composite structures which have taken place since
then. The construction industry is currently bursting with activities and the
high demand for infrastructural developments will certainly continue over the
next few years. Steel and composite constructions are ideally suitable for
high-rise buildings, long-span bridges and roof structures due to its speed and
ease of construction, inherent ductility, and structural efficiency with large
strength-to-weight ratios as well as large flexural rigidities against
instability and serviceability problems. This 2nd international symposium (2nd
ISASCS 2008) has provided a technical forum for the dissemination of recent
advances in steel and composite construction technology.
·
ABAQUS (nonlinear finite
element analysis)
·
American Society of Civil
Engineers
·
American Iron and Steel
Institute
· BRE - Constructing the future
· Center for Cold-Formed Steel Structures (UMR)
·
University
of Sydney Research Group
·
Cornell University Research Group
·
University
of Waterloo Research Group
· Construction Industry Research and Information Association
· Tsinghua University, Beijing, Research in
·
UC Berkeley,
College of Engineering