Jialuo He, PhD
- Assistant Professor
Media Expertise:
- Engineering
Affiliated Programs
Education
- PhD, Civil Engineering (2020)
Washington State University (WA) - MS, Chemical Engineering (2015)
Illinois Institute of Technology (IL) - BS, Polymer Materials and Engineering (2013)
Nanjing Tech University (China)
About Me
I am a concrete lover and I'm passionate about constructing smart infrastructure with sustainability and resilience. Prior to joining Widener University, I served as the Assistant Director (then Succession Director) of National Center for Transportation Infrastructure Durability and Life-Extension and a Research Assistant Professor at Washington State University for nearly four years. My research mainly focuses on concrete decarbonization by using recycled and sustainable materials, nanotechnology, and innovative techniques (i.e., self-healing, self-heating, self-sensing etc.). Outside of work, I like road trips and watching basketball and football games.
Research Interests
- Application of Innovative Technology in Concrete (ITZ enhancing, digital modeling)
- Concrete Structure Resilience and Preservation (UHPC overlay, FRP retrofit, self-healing, sealer)
- Decarbonization of Concrete Materials (biochar, recycled materials, SCMs)
- Modeling of Cementitious Composites (probabilistic model, fracture mechanics)
- Corrosion and Protection of Reinforced Concrete (cathodic protection, green corrosion inhibitor)
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
- American Concrete Institute
- American Ceramic Society
Awards
- Rafik and Marysue Itani Staff Excellence Award, 2024
- John Roberson Outstanding Dissertation Award, 2021