Professor Xin
Ruan is the Vice Dean at the College of Civil Engineering, Tongji
University. He completed his PhD studies in Bridge and Tunnel Engineering at
Tongji University and has been awarded the 2018 International Association for
Bridge Maintenance and Safety (IABMAS) Junior Award. He recently led the
National Natural Science Foundation of China (General Program) project on the
micro–macro translation theory for numerical simulation of the durability of
concrete structures in bridges. He has published over 200 papers in various
journals and serves as a member of the Youth Expert Committee of the China
Highway and Transportation Society, as well as for related research projects.
His teaching disciplines include Bridge Engineering and Road and Railway
Engineering, and his research interests include bridge design theory, bridge
engineering risk assessment, bridge loads, and bridge structural durability. His
research interests include transportation safety policies and regulations,
safety risk assessment and control, safety protection facilities and equipment,
and safety emergency support technologies for major infrastructure.
Professor Xin
Ruan is the Vice Dean at the College of Civil Engineering, Tongji
University. He completed his PhD studies in Bridge and Tunnel Engineering at
Tongji University and has been awarded the 2018 International Association for
Bridge Maintenance and Safety (IABMAS) Junior Award. He recently led the
National Natural Science Foundation of China (General Program) project on the
micro–macro translation theory for numerical simulation of the durability of
concrete structures in bridges. He has published over 200 papers in various
journals and serves as a member of the Youth Expert Committee of the China
Highway and Transportation Society, as well as for related research projects.
His teaching disciplines include Bridge Engineering and Road and Railway
Engineering, and his research interests include bridge design theory, bridge
engineering risk assessment, bridge loads, and bridge structural durability. His
research interests include transportation safety policies and regulations,
safety risk assessment and control, safety protection facilities and equipment,
and safety emergency support technologies for major infrastructure.