Simon Hsiang

Simon Hsiang is an Adjunct Professor at North Carolina State University. His research focuses on construction management, project scheduling optimization, and social network analysis within construction crews. He explores topics such as modular construction collaboration, delay causation analysis, and workforce spatial-temporal dynamics in construction environments.

Key research themes include applying game theory (e.g., Shapley value-based smart contracts), information-theoretic methods for constraint resolution, and cross-cultural comparisons of delay perceptions in China vs. the U.S. His work also integrates social network analysis to understand team dynamics in construction settings.

Publications span over a decade (2011–2023), demonstrating sustained contributions to both construction engineering and interdisciplinary areas like biomechanics and geriatric rehabilitation. Notable studies address pandemic-related adaptations in construction scheduling and quantitative approaches to decision-making under uncertainty.

No scientific awards or student advisement records are explicitly documented here. His work primarily resides within the Journal of Management in Engineering, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, and related peer-reviewed venues.