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Affiliated Faculty
Mohammad Javad Abdolhosseini Qomi, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Research Interests: Mechanics and physics of multi-scale porous materials, nano- and meso-chemo-mechanics, engineering advanced materials for sustainable infrastructures
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Academic Employment
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Airlines have a recipe to reach zero emissions by 2050. The key ingredient: cooking oil
In the meantime, airlines that want to use more low-emission sustainable aviation fuel will have to pay up to four times as much for it as they pay for conventional fuel, which could mean higher airfares for everyone. “It’s not clear how we are going to get there,” said Jan Brueckner, a professor and chair of the economics department at UC Irvine’s Institute of Transportation Studies.
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AghaKouchak, Artemyev, Fischer, Macdonald, and van Sebille Receive 2019 James B. Macelwane Medals
“[UCI Professor] Amir AghaKouchak, has achieved an extraordinary international standing through fundamental contributions at an early stage of his career and has been very proactive in service and outreach and in promoting diversity and inclusive excellence. In just a few years, he has earned the respect and admiration of his peers, and he will continue his leadership role in the field in the future.”
—Isabella Velicogna, University of California, Irvine
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Administrative Staff
MSE Administrative Staff Mission Statement
The UC Irvine Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) administrative team strives to deliver excellence in service and support to the department, the Samueli School of Engineering, the campus and the community. With over 80 years of collective UC experience, we utilize strong collaboration, integrity, and knowledge to motivate, assist, and guide our instructors, faculty, researchers, and students in their academic endeavors.
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Advancing flood risk analysis: The shift away from bathtub modelling
Flooding has emerged as one of the most destructive natural disasters, with damages and disruptions escalating over recent decades due to climate change and urbanisation. Researchers from the University of California, Irvine, and the University of Bristol are emphasising the need to abandon outdated methods of flood hazard mapping, specifically a technique known as “bathtub modelling.” Read More