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  • New UBCO research suggests recycled concrete could be a sustainable way to keep rubble out of landfills

                          Researchers at UBC Okanagan’s School of Engineering conducted side-by-side comparisons of recycled and conventional concrete within two common applications—a building foundation and a municipal sidewalk. They found that the recycled concrete had comparable strength and durability after five years of being in service.   […] Read More

  • New research collaboration seeks to safeguard bridges against earthquakes

                                In an effort to address the possibility of a catastrophic seismic event in BC, and its ensuing infrastructure impact, researcher Shahria Alam and his team from the School of Engineering’s Applied Laboratory for Advanced Materials and Structures (ALAMS) have teamed up […] Read More

  • 2018 Researcher of the year- Dr. Shahria Alam

    Dr.Shahria Alam, awarded the 2018 Researcher of the year, is an Associate Professor at UBC-O extensively involved in research related to smart materials and their structural applications, seismic rehabilitation of deteriorated structures, and performance-based design of reinforced concrete, prestressed concrete, and masonry structures. Read More

  • Largest Laboratory in UBC-O -ALAMS

    The School of Engineering has a specialized structural test facility referred to as Applied Laboratory for Advanced Materials & Structures (ALAMS).  This is the largest laboratory on campus measuring 6418 sq. ft. (599 m2) with a 3 story ceiling that contains a specialized reaction floor. Read More

  • Union of innovative young minds

    The Applied Laboratory of Advanced Materials and Structures (ALAMS) provide a huge platform for young innovative minds to work, design, analyse and experiment real life Civil Engineering dilemmas. Read More

ALAMS

The Applied Laboratory for Advanced Materials and Structures (ALAMS) headed by Dr. Shahria Alam, Professor in the School of Engineering at The University of British Columbia (Okanagan Campus), researches on a variety of fields such as

  • Smart Materials and their Structural Applications
  • Seismic Rehabilitation of Steel, Concrete and Masonry Structures
  • Progressive Collapse Analysis of Structures
  • Performance-based Design of Structures
  • Recycle/Reuse of Industrial Wastes for Structural Applications

Dr. Alam’s current research projects include the design of frame structures against progressive collapse due to blast loading, seismic design guideline for shape memory alloy reinforced concrete frame structures, rack clad buildings, braced concrete frames, base isolated structures, seismic performance assessment of highway bridges in BC,seismic retrofitting of highway bridges, and green concrete from industrial wastes.

Visit https://engineering.ok.ubc.ca/faculty/shaalam.html for more info regarding Dr. Shahria Alam

 

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Applied Laboratory for Advanced Materials and Structures (ALAMS)
Faculty of Applied Science
Okanagan Campus
EME 0256-1137 Alumni Avenue
Kelowna, BC Canada V1V 1V7
Tel 250 807 9397
Email shahria.alam@ubc.ca
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