Stefan Romanoschi

Dr. Stefan Romanoschi is a Professor of Civil Engineering at The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), specializing in pavement engineering and materials science. He leads research on accelerated pavement testing (APT), pavement design, and recycled materials. His work focuses on improving infrastructure resilience, material durability, and sustainable transportation systems.

Education:

• BS in Civil Engineering, Technical University Gh Asachi (1991)
• MS in Civil Engineering, Louisiana State University (1996)
• MS in Applied Statistics, Louisiana State University (1999)
• PhD in Civil Engineering, Louisiana State University (1999)

Research Interests:

• Full-scale accelerated pavement testing
• Pavement structural and material design
• Recycled asphalt mixtures and sustainability
• Infrastructure resilience to natural disasters
• Pavement condition monitoring and management systems

His research integrates advanced testing techniques, material science, and statistical analysis to address real-world pavement challenges.

Grants & Awards:

• Recipient of multiple awards from Kansas State University for research and teaching excellence
• Principal Investigator for over $5M in funded projects (e.g., TxDOT, USDOT)
• Active member of professional organizations like the Academy of Pavement Science and Engineering

Advising & Mentorship:

• Guided over 15 PhD and Master’s students in pavement engineering
• Chair of dissertation committees for topics like asphalt reinforcement and pavement design protocols

Labs & Facilities: Director of UTA’s Accelerated Pavement Testing (APT) facility, a state-of-the-art research infrastructure for pavement performance evaluation.