Hannah Blum

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Hannah Blum is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her research areas include performance-based design in structural engineering, strength predictions for cold-formed steel, and experimental investigations on stainless steel. She has contributed to various studies focusing on the stability analysis of steel structures and the application of machine learning in civil engineering contexts.

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Hyeyoung Koh

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Washington State University

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Edward Sippel

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Milwaukee School of Engineering

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Data grouping analysis for performance-based design of shear connectors welded through steel deck

Cold-formed steel strength predictions for torsion and bending–torsion interaction

Experimental investigation of fixed-ended hot-rolled austenitic stainless-steel unequal-leg angles under compression

Strength of Bolted Lap Shear Connections with Advanced High-Strength Steel Sheets

Subzero Material Properties of Advanced High-Strength Cold-Formed Steel Alloys

Experimental Verification of Eccentrically Loaded Steel Joist Analysis with Nonsymmetric Sections

Stability analysis of stiffness reduction models on rotary- and non-rotary straightened W-shapes

Instability-driven family optimization of cold-formed steel lipped-channel cross-sections with strength and stiffness constraints

Influence of torsional stiffness in double-angle open-web joist and joist girder chords

Machine learning-based sensitivity of steel frames with highly imbalanced and high-dimensional data

A review of current practice for testing by analysis of cold-formed steel structures

Elevated temperature and post-fire stress-strain modeling of advanced high-strength cold-formed steel alloys

Structural analysis using line elements to model members with non-symmetric cross sections

Structural analysis of steel structures with non-symmetric members

Structural analysis of steel structures with non-symmetric members

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Hyeyoung Koh

Edward Sippel

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