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China Scholarship Council visiting PhD Students

 

Since 2016 GERC has played host to a number of visiting Chinese PhD students as part of the China Scholarship Council (CSC) Scheme. The CSC provides funding for each student to undertake one year of research at an international university. Students are assigned a supervisor within GERC in addition to their main supervisor at their home institution in China. 

HaoZhang
Mr Hao Zhang

Start: May 2018     Finish: April 2019

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

Pore characteristics and gas transport properties in porous materials (coal, soils and rocks)

 

Jiangyu Wu
Mr Jiangyu Wu

Start: May 2018     Finish: April 2019

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

Optimisational study of mechanical properties of cemented paste backfill with continuous gradation

  

Yukun Ji
Mr Yukun Ji

Start: July 2017     Finish: July 2018

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

The frost-heave forces based on separate ice frost heave models for coupled moisture and heat transfer in freezing soils

 

Zhishen Wang
Mr Zhishen Wang

Start: July 2017     Finish: January 2019

Home Institution: Shandong University

Hydraulic fracture propagation under coupled fluid solid interaction of porous rock by experiment and numerical simulation

 

Yanhua Huang
Mr Yanhua Huang

Start: May 2017     Finish: April 2018

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

Mechanical behaviour and CO2 permeability of sandstone in deep saline aquifers

 

Ruilin Li
Mr Ruilin Li

Start: October 2016     Finish: September 2017

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

Off-earth Geotechnical Engineering which is the basis for future planetary base construction and mineral mining.

  • The method and equipment to simulate a non-terrestrial gravitational field on earth environment
  • The mechanical behaviour of granular materials (planetary regoliths and their simulant) under the gravity-induced stress gradient field
  • The soil arching effect of the granular matter related to the gravity-induced stress gradient field

 

Dan Ma
Mr Dan Ma

Start: May 2016     Finish: April 2017

Home Institution: The China University of Mining and Technology

Seepage and suspended particle flow in unbound granular media

 

 

 

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