Thanks to successful SJTU-Warwick Joint Seed Fund, the group started an adventurous joint research project with Shanghai Key Laboratory for Digital Maintenance of Buildings and Infrastructure at SJTU, on the development of new phosphate-based cement from coal tailing and optimizing of its mixes’ rheology for three-dimension printing. Interesting outputs to follow!

The paper entitled "Predictive model of regional coseismic landslides’ permanent displacement considering uncertainty" has been accepted for publication in the prestigious Landslides Journal. This was the result of a collaborative research by fellow scientists at the Faculty of Geosciences and Environmental Engineering, of Southwest Jiaotong University, China.

Dr Rezania and and Prof. Jinsong Huang of Newcastle University in Australia, organised and ran the joint ISSMGE TC304-TC309 Pre-conference Workshop on 'Risk Assessment and Machine Learning in Geotechnical Engineering' during the ICSMGE 2022 Conference in Sydney (May 2022). The workshop was a great success, well over 200 online and in-person participants attended the hybrid session. The recording of the session with all state-of the-art presentations is available via [Link].

Dr Rezania has given an invited talk to Environment Platform Wales (Insights Wales) on the topic of "Valorisation of coal mining waste; an overview of the MINRESCUE project". The recording of the talk is available via [link].