Yesterday my PhD student @SwarnaSuryaTeja received the "Research Excellence Award" for his achievements for 2019-2020 academic period. Surya joined just over two years ago and studying "how climate change will affect our roads here in N.L". Keep it up Surya! @MUN_ARTEL
This TRB meeting was unique for me. First time my students attended and presented their research!!! Also, spent some good times with my phd and postdoc supervisors and old friends!!! Thank you TRB!!! @MUN_ARTEL @MUN_Engineering
My PhD student and I are presenting at the 64th Canadian asphalt conference in Montréal on “Climate change impacts on NL roads” and “Asphalt rejuvenation technology” @MUN_Engineering
Many traffic crashes on snowy roads this weekend. Snow/wet pavement reduces pavement friction. A low pavement friction leads to a higher traffic accident. To reduce traffic accidents, we must slow down when snow on roads. SNOW means SLOW. @KamalHossainMUN
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Dr Kamal Hossain’s public lecture on root causes of road issues. Thanks to Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science of MUN for the invitation and arranging this talk. Root causes https://t.co/UQd6cQpwbS
Coming up TODAY on CHMR's Weekly Roundup...
@MemorialU@MUN_Engineering Prof Kamal Hossain tackles the province's notorious road conditions...
Brilliant musician and MUN student @clarefollett wins a much-deserved award!
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A holistic transportation system is vital for sustainable development! We are very happy to have this talk! All are welcome!!! @MUN_Engineering @MUN_ARTEL
Please join us to welcome our new member Towhidul Islam. Tow will do his master’s research on improved asphalt mixtures sponsored by @CityofStJohns @MUN_Engineering @KamalHossainMUN
Congratulations to Prof. Kamal Hossain for his Best Paper Award at the international Pavements 2019 Conference in Chicago - new breakthroughs in asphalt materials for better long-term aging of highways! @MUN_Engineering @KamalHossainMUN @TW_GovNL https://t.co/5VPDu68tsv
Prof. Hossain's latest journal article on pavement design to reduce maintenance costs - better options available for pavement materials and in-house testing to improve the province's road conditions! @MUN_Engineering @KamalHossainMUN @TW_GovNL https://t.co/Kbwz66T75m
Our research project, sustainable pavement, funded by federal government is featured in Benchmarks, the yearly publication of Faculty of Engineering at MUN. Page 10 https://t.co/AFNUVoOOQY via @issuu