Pam Fom

Pam Fom is a Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the CEES School of The Environment. Her research focuses on advanced composite materials, particularly fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP), structural analysis, and sustainable construction techniques. She collaborates extensively on projects involving FRP-concrete interfaces, boundary conditions in structural systems, and lightweight construction materials.

Her work combines experimental methodologies with material science to address challenges in structural engineering. Key areas of investigation include FRP composite jointed frames, shear characterization in superstructural connections, and the application of basalt FRP bars in concrete beams.

Dr. Fom has contributed to peer-reviewed publications since 2019, with notable outputs in Engineering Solid Mechanics and Structures. Her research has been cited widely, reflecting its relevance to both academic and applied engineering contexts.