Thomas Gernay
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Thomas Gernay is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, United States. His research focuses on structural performance and behavior in relation to fire exposure, with recent publications addressing modular buildings, composite steel frame structures, and glulam reticulated shells. He is also involved in studies related to economic impacts of fire design and advanced methodologies for assessing fire risk in structural systems.
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Thomas Gernay
Johns Hopkins University
Postdoctoral Fellow in Fire Safety Engineering and Wildfire Resilience at Johns Hopkins University Thomas Gernay, Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University, is advertising an open postdoctoral position in the Department of Civil and Systems Engineering. The research team is seeking a highly motivated candidate to join a newly funded project focused on fire safety engineering, wildfire resilience, and modeling the performance of buildings under large outdoor fires. This is a research-intensive postdoc opportunity at Johns Hopkins University in the United States. The postdoctoral fellow will contribute to work at the intersection of civil engineering, fire safety, and resilience modeling, with a strong emphasis on building performance under extreme fire exposure. The post is especially relevant for candidates with interests in structural/fire engineering, wildfire impacts on the built environment, and computational or analytical modeling of building response. The post does not mention a deadline, salary, or detailed eligibility criteria in the text provided. It does indicate that the role is part of a newly funded research project, which suggests funded research support for the selected postdoc. Additional details are said to be available in the attached flyer. Interested applicants should review the flyer for full instructions and contact details, then follow the application steps described there. The LinkedIn post and the poster’s profile provide the main public reference points for this opening.
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