Yuguo Yu

Dr. Yuguo Yu is a researcher at RMIT University's School of Engineering, specializing in sustainable concrete technology, virtual computational mechanics, and machine learning applications in structural analysis. He holds BE, ME, and PhD degrees in Civil Engineering. His research focuses on low-carbon concrete, circular economy in construction materials, and physics-based modeling.

Industry experience includes designing FRP components for structural retrofitting and collaborating with the Concrete Pipe Association of Australasia on corrosion assessment. He is a member of the International Structural Engineering and Construction Society and regularly reviews for journals like Construction and Building Materials.

Key research contributions include pioneering physics-based models for cementitious materials, corrosion prediction methods, and machine learning-integrated structural health monitoring. He has received awards such as the Best Early-Career Researcher Paper Award (2021) and supervised projects like numerical simulations of crack damage in textile-reinforced concrete.

• Research Interests: Sustainable materials, computational mechanics, AI-driven analysis, and low-carbon construction.
• Professional Roles: Committee member for computational mechanics conferences and invited journal reviewer.