Dr Mohammad Rezania
Associate Professor in Geotechnical Engineering
Contact Details
Room F334
School of Engineering
University of Warwick
Coventry, CV4 7AL
+44 (0)24 76 522339
+44 (0)24 76 524560
M.Rezania@warwick.ac.uk
Current Research
Dr Rezania's main research interests are in computational geomechanics and soil testing; his current primary field of research is constitutive model development and numerical implementation, integrated theoretical, experimental and numerical modelling of natural soil's behaviour, laboratory element and meso-scale testing of soil and development of novel experimental solutions to understand and/or alter the hydraulic and mechanical behaviour of geomaterials.
Prospective Collaborators:
Mohammad is always looking for high quality PhD students or collaborators to work with him on current or new research projects. Please directly contact him if interested.
There are currently 1 PhD position available (fully funded for EU/UK students); directly contact for application enquiries.
Latest News
May 2018.
- PhD student, Meghdad Bagheri, has successfully passed his viva. Congrats Meghdad! (open LINK).
February 2018.
- Our paper on Warwick tensiometer development has been published in J. of Geotechnical Research in Gold Open access (open LINK).
December 2017.
- Two papers have been accepted for publication in Int. J. of Mechanical Sciences & J. of Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering.
November 2017.
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New PhD position is available (open PDF).
October 2017.
- New PhD student, Bradley Sheridan, has joined Dr Rezania's laboratory.
- Publish in the Special Issue on 'Geo-energy and Geo-resources Modeling and Application' in Journal of Porous Media. Submissions are now open, until Jan 2018. Email for further info.
September 2017.
- The joint 2017 UKInterPore conference and PREFRAC workshop, held in Warwick, was a great success! For further infor click here.
- PhD student Alexander Hardcastle won the best presentation award at the InterPore conference, well done Alex!
June 2017.
- New PhD position on Characterising engineering performance of embankments (open PDF).
May 2017.
- The PREFRAC project in collaboration with Prof Ranjith of Monash University, has been successfully awarded by the Monash-Warwick Alliance Seed Fund.
Apr 2017.
- The application for geo-lab research equipment has been successfully accepted by the the University ARC panel.
Feb 2017.
- Submit abstract for the 3rd UK InterPore Conference on 3-4 Sep 2017, at University of Warwick.
- Call for special issue contribution:
Submission is now open for the special issue on Uncertainty Quantification and Multiple Scale Methods in Porous Media. For further information email or go to the journal webpage.
Jan 2017.