Stuart Haigh

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University of Cambridge

United Kingdom

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Stuart Haigh is a Professor at the University of Cambridge, UK. His research primarily focuses on topics such as biocementation, soil deformation mechanisms, and soil-structure interaction, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable works include studies on the effects of microbial-induced calcite precipitation on layered formations and the mechanical characterization of well-graded granular materials.

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Santana Phani Gopal Madabhushi

Professor of Civil Engineering

University of Cambridge

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Alexandra Clarà Saracho

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University of Texas at Austin

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Brendan C. O’Kelly

Trinity College Dublin

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Articles (21)

Experimental Observations of the Effect of MICP on the Deformation Mechanisms of a Layered Formation during Sand Production

Application of biocementation to improve a well-graded granular material against cyclic loading

Discussion to the article Undrained shear strength prediction of clays using liquidity index, by Q. Wang, S. Qiu, H. Zheng, R. Zhang

Biocementation of a Well-Graded Gravelly Soil and Macromechanical Characterization

Regression and trend analysis of LEAP 2020 experimental results

Pressure and thermal effects on Rayleigh fibre-optic strain measurement for soil–structure interaction

Correlation of CPT measurements and relative density of LEAP-2017 and LEAP-2020 centrifuge models

LEAP centrifuge tests on retaining walls at Cambridge University

Three-Dimensional Coupled Finite-Element Analyses of the Seismic Performance of Onshore Wind Turbines on Liquefiable Soils

Evolution of excess pore water pressures around monopiles subjected to moderate seismic loading

Deformation mechanisms of semi-integral bridge abutments in dry and saturated soil

Liquefaction analysis of soil plugs within large diameter monopiles using numerical modelling

Boundary effects on dynamic centrifuge testing of onshore wind turbines on liquefiable soils

Discussion of “Uniqueness of Suction Stress Value at Liquid Limit of Soil”

Characterization and piezo-resistivity studies on graphite-enabled self-sensing cementitious composites with high stress and strain sensitivity

Numerical Modeling of the Monotonic Lateral Behavior of XL and XXL Monopiles in Kaolin

Use of fall-cone flow index for soil classification: a new plasticity chart

Discussion of ‘Effect of organic matter content on Atterberg limits and undrained shear strength of river sediment’ by Gang Wang, Xia Bian, Ye-Jiao Wang, Yu-Jun Cui and Ling-Ling Zeng

On seismic protection of wind turbine foundations founded on liquefiable soils

Sand deformation mechanisms and earth pressures mobilised with passive rigid retaining wall movements

Use of fall-cone flow index for soil classification: a new plasticity chart

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Santana Phani Gopal Madabhushi

Alexandra Clarà Saracho

Brendan C. O’Kelly

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