Junliang Tao

Associate Professor

Arizona State University

United States

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Junliang Tao is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University. His research focuses on areas such as bridge scour mitigation, microbial-induced calcite precipitation, bio-inspired robotics, and sediment dynamics. Recent publications include studies on self-burrowing robots and sediment countermeasures inspired by natural systems. He contributes to advancing understanding in both ecological and engineering contexts.

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Arizona State University

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Mitigating Bridge Scour Using Cutwaters in China: Ancient Wisdom and Modern Insights

Reactive transport modeling of microbial-induced calcite precipitation treatment through shallow underwater injection

Bio-inspired rotational penetration and horizontal self-burrowing soft robot

Effects of sediment densification and strengthening on scour around monopiles using mangrove-inspired skirt piles

A bio-inspired helically driven self-burrowing robot

Minimalistic Horizontal Burrowing Robots

Investigation of using mangrove-inspired skirt pile group as a scour countermeasure

Multiscale analysis of rotational penetration in shallow dry sand and implications for self-burrowing robot design

Bio-inspired vibrational wireless underground communication system

Experimental investigation of local scour around cylindrical pile foundations in a double-layered sediment under current flow

Burrowing soft robots break new ground

Modeling Clam-inspired Burrowing in Dry Sand using Cavity Expansion Theory and DEM

SBOR: a minimalistic soft self-burrowing-out robot inspired by razor clams

Explosive compaction technology for loess embankment settlement control: numerical simulation and field implementation

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Leon van Paassen

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