Qingdao Agricultural University, China.
Dan Meng is a Professor at Qingdao Agricultural University, specializing in cement-based composite materials. As a Master's supervisor and a council member of the Qingdao Xihaian New District Society for Civil Engineering Investigation and Design, his research focuses on the multi-scale performance of cement and geopolymer-based materials and their functionalized applications. With over 60 academic publications, 30+ patents, and several awards, he has made significant contributions to civil engineering and material science.
Profile
π Education
Prof. Dan Meng is currently a Visiting Scholar at Western Sydney University. With a strong academic and professional background in civil engineering, he has made significant contributions to the field, particularly in structural engineering and construction materials. As a dedicated member of the Chinese Society for Civil Engineering, Prof. Meng actively participates in research collaborations, technical discussions, and knowledge exchange initiatives aimed at advancing the discipline. His expertise and commitment to innovation continue to influence both academia and industry, fostering sustainable and resilient infrastructure development.
πΌ Experience
Professor Dan Meng is a distinguished faculty member at Qingdao Agricultural University, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing civil engineering education and research. As a Council Member of the Qingdao Xihaian New District Society for Civil Engineering Investigation and Design, he actively contributes to the development of engineering standards and best practices. With a strong research portfolio, he has successfully led 17 completed and ongoing research projects, addressing critical challenges in civil engineering. Additionally, his expertise extends to industry and consultancy, where he has been involved in 12 impactful projects, bridging the gap between academia and practical engineering solutions.
π¬ Research Interests
Cement-Based Composite Materials ποΈ
Geopolymer-Based Materials π¬
Multi-Scale Performance of Construction Materials π
Functionalized Applications of Cementitious Materials
π Awards & Achievements
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Second Prize β Science & Technology Progress (Department & Bureau Level)
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Second Prize β Humanities & Social Sciences (Shandong Provincial University Level)
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Second Prize β Social Sciences (Qingdao Level)
π Publications
Experimental and Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study on Sulfate Corrosion Resistance of Cellulose-Nanocrystal-Modified ECC
Authors: L. Yu, X. Xu, S. Ni, X. Meng, B. Xu
Journal: Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2025
Focus: Investigates sulfate corrosion resistance in engineered cementitious composites (ECC) modified with cellulose nanocrystals using experimental and molecular dynamics simulations.
Citations: 0
Study on Improving the Performance of Engineered Cement-Based Composites by Modifying Binder System and Polyethylene Fiber/Matrix Interface
Authors: Q. Fan, Y. Zheng, D. Meng, Y. Liu, H. Wu
Journal: Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 2025
Focus: Enhances ECC performance through binder system modification and fiber/matrix interface improvements.
Citations: 1