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Professor Jie Li is a leading academic in geotechnical engineering and sustainable construction materials at RMIT University’s School of Engineering. He holds the rank of Professor and has over 10 years of professional experience, including roles as a consulting engineer and project manager. His research focuses on sustainable geotechnics, waste utilization, and pavement engineering, with notable contributions like the world’s first coffee biochar concrete pavement and advancements in expansive soil stabilization incorporated into Australian standards (AS2870).
Prof. Li has secured over $10 million in research grants, including ARC and ITTC funding. His work bridges academic research and industry applications, addressing real-world challenges such as ground movement mitigation and low-carbon construction materials. Media coverage of his research spans global outlets like Reuters, CNN, and the New York Times, highlighting its societal impact.
His awards include the 2024 Shaping Australia Awards (Problem Solver category), finalist for Australia’s Waste Innovation & Recycling Awards (2023), and multiple teaching accolades, including the STEM College Students’ Choice Teaching Award. He has led roles such as Discipline Leader (Geomechanics and Transport) and Assistant Associate Dean, reflecting his leadership in academia and industry collaboration.
Research interests include recycling waste materials (e.g., PPE, glass, tire rubber) into construction materials, soil stabilization, and sustainable pavement design. His publications span top journals, emphasizing data-driven methods (e.g., machine learning) and material innovation. Supervision projects reflect cutting-edge topics like low-carbon concrete and geopolymer binders.
