Lee Scott Cunningham

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The University of Manchester

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Lee Scott Cunningham is a Reader at The University of Manchester, UK. His research focuses on structural engineering, specifically concerning embodied carbon in construction materials, the sustainable design of building systems, and the impact of natural hazards on civil infrastructure. Recent articles by Dr. Cunningham investigate topics such as the dynamic behavior of subsea power cables, the resilience of structural designs against flooding, and the cost implications of green infrastructure projects.

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Rwayda Kh. S. Al-Hamd

Abertay University

UNITED KINGDOM

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John Gales

CANADA

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Mohamed Shaheen

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University of Manchester

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Eda Majtan

Lecturer in Civil Engineering

University of Salford

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Lujia Chen

The University of Manchester

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Zhangjian Wu

The University of Manchester

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Benedict D. Rogers

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Annelie Baines

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The University of Manchester

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Articles (20)

Experimental investigation of plain CLT and CLT-concrete composite slabs subject to punching shear

Sustainable design of two-way slab-on-beam systems: a study on embodied carbon and cost

Multiphysics Coupling Using SPH for Coastal Structures Subject to Tsunami-Driven Hydrodynamic and Debris Impact Loads

Multiscale finite element modelling of dynamic subsea power cables in bending

Shore-Side Downfall Pressures Due to Waves Impacting a Vertical Seawall: An Experimental Study

Embodied Carbon in Concrete: Insights from Indonesia and Comparative Analysis with UK and USA

Towards greener highway infrastructure: evaluating the embodied carbon and cost efficiency of rigid pavement designs

Riverine flow and floating wooden debris interaction with an arch bridge: flume experiments

Structural Resilience of Pole-Mounted Substations Subjected to Flooding: Generalized Framework and a Malaysian Case Study

Assessing embodied carbon and financial implications in concrete T-girder bridge design for cost-effective sustainability

Numerical study on the structural response of a masonry arch bridge subject to flood flow and debris impact

New formulation of the state space approach for asymmetrically supported laminated composite plates

Bond behaviour of rebar in concrete at elevated temperatures: A soft computing approach

Mitigating tsunami effects on buildings via novel use of discrete onshore protection systems

Existing design approaches to nuclear power plants subject to tsunamis: A critical review

Field Investigation into Abrasion of Concrete at a Coastal Stepped Revetment: A U.K. Case Study

Bolt stripping failure and ductility of end plate beam-column connections at ambient and elevated temperatures

Enhancing progressive collapse resistance of steel structures using a new bolt sleeve device

Rotational capacity of exposed base plate connections with various configurations of anchor rod sleeves

Practical application of graphene-enhanced concrete

Collaborators (8)

Rwayda Kh. S. Al-Hamd

John Gales

Mohamed Shaheen

Eda Majtan

Lujia Chen

Zhangjian Wu

Benedict D. Rogers

Annelie Baines

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