Shemiranat County, Tehran Province, Iran
Ph.D. Candidate in Civil Engineering with primary research interests in Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, particularly tunneling, underground space engineering, and soil–structure interaction. My M.Sc. thesis, entitled “Three-Dimensional Face Stability Analysis of Deep and Shallow Tunnels in Rock/Soil Masses by Innovating New Failure Mechanisms”, focused on advanced analytical and numerical investigations of tunnel face stability under various ground conditions. In parallel with my academic career, I have extensive experience in the design and manufacturing of concrete formwork systems for tunnels, dams, and underground structures. I am the inventor of several officially registered formwork systems in Iran, including: • A Lightweight Sliding Structural System for Top-Down Construction of Concrete Slabs (Flat Slabs or Two-Way Slabs with Drop Beams), Suspended and Operated without the Need for Bottom Supporting Members (Patent Registration No. 110007, 22 October 2023 – Iran) • Concrete Slab Formwork System, including an innovative table–tower system dismantled 1.2 m below the finished slab (Patent Registration No. 63948, 13 March 2010 – Iran) • Highway Tunnel Lining Formwork System (Patent Registration No. 50171, 09 July 2008 – Iran) • Metro (Underground) Main Tunnel Lining Formwork System (Patent Registration No. 50146, 09 July 2008 – Iran) • Metro (Underground) Station Tunnel Lining Formwork System (Patent Registration No. 50145, 09 July 2008 – Iran) My research interests include mechanized tunneling, soil–structure interaction, numerical modeling, underground infrastructure, and sustainable geotechnical design. I am actively interested in academic collaborations and postdoctoral research opportunities in geotechnical and underground engineering.
Serving as a peer reviewer for the prestigious ASCE journal, providing expert evaluation of manuscripts in geotechnical and tunneling engineering. Recognized as an honorary member for contributions to advancing civil engineering research.
Designed and supervised the manufacturing and implementation of a variety of concrete formwork systems for tunnels, dams, and underground structures. Developed innovative solutions, including several officially registered formwork systems in Iran. Coordinated field installation, structural verification, and quality control.
Ph.D. research in Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, particularly tunneling, underground space engineering, and soil–structure interaction. Teaching assistant for undergraduate and graduate courses in: - Tunneling Engineering - Advanced Rock Mechanics - Advanced Foundation Engineering Responsibilities include preparing and delivering lectures, assisting with lab sessions, supervising student projects, and supporting course assessments.
M.Sc. research in “Three-Dimensional Face Stability Analysis of Deep and Shallow Tunnels in Rock/Soil Masses by Innovating New Failure Mechanisms”, focused on advanced analytical and numerical investigations of tunnel face stability under various ground conditions.