Xijin Zhang

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George Mason University

United States

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Dr. Xijin Zhang is an Assistant Professor at George Mason University in the United States. His research focuses on sustainable construction materials, including geopolymer concrete and mycelium composites, as well as advanced modeling techniques for infrastructure management. Recent publications highlight his work on the behavior of fungi in concrete and machine learning applications for predicting water distribution network failures.

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Xiong Yu

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Case Western Reserve University

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Ya-Ting Tseng Liao

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Case Western Reserve University

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Case Western Reserve University

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Static flexure and dynamic behavior of fly ash-steel slag-based geopolymer concrete sleeper

Uncertainty quantification of a deep learning model for failure rate prediction of water distribution networks

A novel method to improve the soil erosion resistance with fungi

Naturally grown mycelium-composite as sustainable building insulation materials

Chloride Diffusion Prediction in Concrete through Mathematical Models Based on Time–Dependent Diffusion Coefficient and Surface Chloride Concentration

Machine learning based water pipe failure prediction: The effects of engineering, geology, climate and socio-economic factors

Study on the behaviors of fungi-concrete surface interactions and theoretical assessment of its potentials for durable concrete with fungal-mediated self-healing

Novel strategies to grow natural fibers with improved thermal stability and fire resistance

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Xiong Yu

Ya-Ting Tseng Liao

Anna Cristina Samia

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