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Wang, Hao

Hao Wang is a Rutgers Civil and Environmental Engineering professor and graduate-program director. Rutgers sources describe his work on sustainable and resilient transportation infrastructure.

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Teaching fingerprint

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Teaching average

4.40

86 historical records

Course quality

4.19

Course- and term-dependent

Courses taught

15

82 observed sections

SIRS history

86

historical records

Research links

8

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Selected professor

Wang, Hao

15 courses · 8 research links

Courses

6
SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE16:180:554ADV TOPICS CIV ENGG16:180:602ADV TOPICS ENVIR ENG16:180:612SPECIAL PROJECT16:180:694RES CIVIL&ENVIR ENGR16:180:702SEL PROB COMP SCI16:198:602

Research

6
Pipeline Integrity Management Using Remote Sensing and Data AnalyticsEngn - Civil & Environmental EngineeringTire test platform development for transportation safetyEngn - Civil & Environmental Engineering, Engn (...)Use Biomass-Derived Product as Renewable Highway Binder MaterialEngn - Civil & Environmental EngineeringTire test platform development for transportation safetyEngn - Civil & Environmental Engineering, Engn (...)Pipeline damage detection, modeling and predictionEngn - Civil & Environmental Engineering, Engn (...)Probabilistic Modeling of Track-Caused Derailment Risk for Rail Safety ImprovementEngn - Center for Advanced Infrastructure (CAIT)

Grants

2
CAREER: Robustify AI with Bayesian Deep LearningRobust IntelligenceRI: Small: Enabling Interpretable AI via Bayesian Deep LearningRobust Intelligence

Notable background

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Teaching and research connection

Wang, Hao's observed Scarlet Sync teaching record spans 15 courses. The cited professional context is summarized as: Pavement and infrastructure materials, vehicle–pavement interaction, computational modeling, life-cycle assessment, and infrastructure management. This record also connects 8 research opportunities and 2 grant links so students can inspect the related work without treating teaching assignments as research claims.

Research focus

Pavement and infrastructure materials, vehicle–pavement interaction, computational modeling, life-cycle assessment, and infrastructure management.

Career and academic background

B.S. and M.S., Southeast University

M.S., Virginia Tech

Ph.D., University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Rutgers CEE graduate-program director

Sources and data notes 6 sources · high confidence

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Sources

6 evidence records in this static profile.

1.Scarlet Sync schedule data

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  • 82 observed schedule assignments across 15 courses.
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2.Rutgers SIRS

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  • 86 historical SIRS records are connected to this canonical instructor record.
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4.NSF Award Search

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  • 2 grant records are joined through the canonical instructor primary key.
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5.Rutgers School of Engineering profile

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  • Hao Wang is a Rutgers Civil and Environmental Engineering professor and graduate-program director. Rutgers sources describe his work on sustainable and resilient transportation infrastructure.
  • Pavement and infrastructure materials, vehicle–pavement interaction, computational modeling, life-cycle assessment, and infrastructure management.
  • B.S. and M.S., Southeast University
  • M.S., Virginia Tech
  • Ph.D., University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Rutgers CEE graduate-program director
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6.Rutgers CAIT directory

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  • Hao Wang is a Rutgers Civil and Environmental Engineering professor and graduate-program director. Rutgers sources describe his work on sustainable and resilient transportation infrastructure.
  • Pavement and infrastructure materials, vehicle–pavement interaction, computational modeling, life-cycle assessment, and infrastructure management.
  • B.S. and M.S., Southeast University
  • M.S., Virginia Tech
  • Ph.D., University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Rutgers CEE graduate-program director
high identity
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