Eric Jacques

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

United States

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Eric Jacques is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech. His research focuses on advanced construction techniques and the structural behavior of materials, particularly in the context of blast resilience and reinforced concrete. Recent articles highlight his work on noncontact hooked bar lap splices, hybrid protective layers, and the effects of extreme loads on concrete structures.

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Manfred Curbach

GERMANY

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Articles (9)

State-of-Practice and Design Examples for the Use of Noncontact Hooked Bar Lap Splices in Accelerated Bridge Construction

Strength and Behavior of Unconfined Noncontact Hooked Bar Lap Splices

Hybrid mineral-bonded protective layers for enhanced self-centering capacity of reinforced concrete beams subjected to blast

Strength and Ductility of Concrete Confined by Fiber Metal Laminate Composites

Blast resistance of timber structural elements: A state-of-the-art review

Blast retrofit of one-way reinforced concrete members using externally bonded FRP and FRP anchorage

Self-Centering Hybrid GFRP-Steel Reinforced Concrete Beams for Blast Resilience

Uncoupled Compression Membrane Analysis of Reinforced-Concrete Members Subject to Extreme Loads

High-Strain-Rate Response of Reinforced Concrete Lap-Spliced Beams

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Manfred Curbach

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