Kamran M. Nemati

Dr. Kamran M. Nemati is a Professor of Practice in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at the University at Buffalo. His research focuses on advanced concrete materials, structural engineering mechanics, and materials science. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of New York and has extensive experience in construction technology and geotechnical engineering.

Education:

• PhD, Civil Engineering (Structural Materials), University of California, Berkeley
• MCP, Transportation Planning, University of California, Berkeley
• ME, Civil Engineering (Geotechnical and Construction Engineering), University of California, Berkeley

Research interests include fracture mechanics of concrete, nanotechnology applications in construction materials, and innovative pavement technologies. His work spans from material microstructure analysis to large-scale infrastructure projects, emphasizing durability and sustainability.

Recent publications highlight advancements in concrete technology, fiber-reinforced materials, and statistical modeling of material properties. His research trends focus on optimizing construction processes, enhancing material performance, and addressing challenges in urban infrastructure development.

Labs/Teams: His research is integrated with the Department’s structural engineering and materials science initiatives, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed.