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Emad Hassan

Assistant Professor

Missouri University of Science and Technology

United States

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Emad Hassan is an Assistant Professor at Missouri University of Science and Technology in the United States. His research focuses on the resilience of infrastructure and healthcare networks, particularly in the context of natural disasters and public health emergencies. Recent articles include topics such as seismic resilience, vaccine distribution, and the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare systems.

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University of Oklahoma

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Harmonizing vaccine and infrastructure development to tame cholera outbreaks across Africa

Human-Centered Approach for Resilience Assessment of Healthcare Networks Subjected to Sequential Earthquakes

Seismic Resilience of Concrete Moment Frames with Fibrous Rubberized Beam-Column Joints

Analytical and Numerical Behavior of Double Composite Steel Bridges

Multi-axial fatigue behavior of high-strength structural bolts

Seismic risk assessment of a steel building supported on helical pile groups

Basalt Fibers for Underwater Fatigue Repair of Steel Panels

Healthcare and education networks interaction as an indicator of social services stability following natural disasters

Impact of multiple waves of COVID-19 on healthcare networks in the United States

Orchestrating performance of healthcare networks subjected to the compound events of natural disasters and pandemic

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