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Ting Tan

Associate Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Ting.Tan@uvm.edu
(802) 656-0067
Ting Tan
Ting.Tan@uvm.edu
+18026560067
Alma mater(s)
  • Ph.D., Princeton University

BIO

The study of T Lab proceeds with a synergy of mechanics and materials, including fracture of materials, energy infrastructure materials and art-structure conservation. We are interested in developing experimental approaches to investigate materials and structures in the context of energy and sustainability.

Courses

  • CE 100 - Mechanics of Materials
  • CE 173 - Reinforced Concrete
  • CE 295 - Sustainable Engineering Materials

Area(s) of expertise

Fracture of materials, energy infrastructure materials, experimental mechanics, art-structure conservation

Bio

The study of T Lab proceeds with a synergy of mechanics and materials, including fracture of materials, energy infrastructure materials and art-structure conservation. We are interested in developing experimental approaches to investigate materials and structures in the context of energy and sustainability.

Courses

  • CE 100 - Mechanics of Materials
  • CE 173 - Reinforced Concrete
  • CE 295 - Sustainable Engineering Materials

Areas of Expertise

Fracture of materials, energy infrastructure materials, experimental mechanics, art-structure conservation

Publications

  1. Y.J. Li, J. Yang, John Hughes, T. Tan* (2018), “An experimental study on adhesion between steel and cement pastes using particle probe scanning force microscopy”, Journal of the American Ceramic Society, .
     
  2. S. Alghamdi, T. Tan*, C. Hale-Sills, F. Vilmont, T. Xia, J. Yang, D. Huston, M. Dewoolkar (2017), “Catastrophic failure of nacre under pure shear stresses of torsion”, Scientific Reports, 7, 13123. (Top 100 Read Scientific Reports Materials Science Papers in 2017)
     
  3. Y.J. Li, J. Yang, T. Tan* (2015), “Study on adhesion between asphalt binders and aggregate minerals under ambient conditions using particle-modified atomic force microscope probes", Construction and Building Materials, 101, 159-165.
     
  4. T. Tan, N. Rahbar, S. Kwofie, D. Dissmore, S. Allameh, Ghavomi, W.O. Soboyejo (2011), “Mechanical properties of functionally graded hierarchical bamboo structures”, Acta Biomaterialia, 7, 3796-3803.