SARDAR MALEK

Assistant Professor

University of Victoria

Canada

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Dr. Sardar Malek is an Assistant Professor at the University of Victoria, Canada. His research focuses on structural performance and vibration assessment in mass timber buildings, with recent articles examining topics such as the lateral performance of wood shear walls and the vibration behavior of CLT composite floors. Additionally, he has contributed to studies on the buckling behavior of laminated composites and the assessment of models for geotechnical applications.

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University of Washington

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Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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A numerical modelling framework for vibration assessment of timber composite floors in mass timber buildings

Effect of hold-down systems on the lateral performance of mid-rise light-frame wood shear walls under earthquakes – A comprehensive numerical study

Vibration performance of CLT and CLT-concrete composite floors supported by glulam beams under human activity in mass timber office buildings

Experimental Investigation of the Shear Resistance of CLT Panels with Unreinforced and Reinforced End Notches

Large deformation behavior and energy absorption of rotating square auxetics

Buckling behaviour of laminated viscoelastic composites under axial loads

Assessment of a Hyperbolic Model for Undrained-Cyclic Shearing of Remolded Clay

Efficient nonlinear modeling of strong wood frame shear walls for mid-rise buildings

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Navid Zobeiry

Zia Javanbakht

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