Hao Zhou is a Ph.D. candidate at the School of Mechatronical Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology. His research primarily focuses on dynamic stiffness modeling and solving methods for mechanical structures, with applications spanning from macro-scale architectural designs to micro/nano-scale MEMS devices. With a strong background in civil engineering and a keen interest in mechanics, Hao has contributed significantly to the field through his innovative research and publications.
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Hao Zhou has published numerous articles in prestigious journals such as Composite Structures, Thin-Walled Structures, and Journal of Vibration and Control. His work has been cited extensively, demonstrating his impact on the field. Notably, his paper on the mechanical properties of basalt fiber reinforced concrete has garnered over 100 citations.
- Citations: 106 (by 106 documents)
- Documents: 3
- h-index: 2
Education
Hao Zhou received his Ph.D. in Mechanics from Beijing Institute of Technology, where he has been studying since September 2020. Prior to this, he completed his M.S. in Civil Engineering at Southwest University of Science and Technology in June 2020 and earned his B.S. in Civil Engineering from Weifang University of Science and Technology in June 2017.
Research Focus
Hao’s research focuses on dynamic stiffness modeling and solving methods for element-module-structure interactions across various scales. His work integrates finite element methods, dynamic stiffness methods, and transfer matrix methods to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of dynamic analysis. His research applications include compliant mechanisms, mechanical metamaterials, and robotic structures.
Professional Journey
Hao Zhou’s professional journey began with his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, which laid the foundation for his advanced studies. His master’s research on fiber reinforced composite materials expanded his expertise, leading to his current Ph.D. work on dynamic stiffness modeling. Throughout his academic career, Hao has been dedicated to advancing mechanical engineering through both theoretical and applied research.
Honors & Awards
Hao Zhou has received numerous awards for his academic excellence and research contributions. These include the Graduate Academic Scholarships from Beijing Institute of Technology and the China Academy of Engineering Physics, Outstanding Paper awards at academic conferences, and the Graduate Excellent Achievement Award at the iCANX Science Conference Xi’an Summit.
Publications Noted & Contributions
Hao has authored several influential publications. Key contributions include:
Title: Achieve the effective connection of FRP bars by blocking resistance and adhesive Force: Adhesive-Bolt hybrid joint
- Authors: Zhou, H., Jia, B., Zhang, P., Li, J., Huang, H.
- Journal: Composite Structures
- Year: 2022
- Volume: 285
- Article Number: 115143
- Citations: 3
- Type: Journal Article
Title: Experimental study and analysis on compressive and tensile behavior of basalt fibre reinforced concrete
- Authors: Zhou, H., Jia, B., Huang, H., Mou, Y.
- Conference: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
- Year: 2020
- Volume: 774, Issue 1
- Article Number: 012079
- Citations: 0
- Type: Conference Paper
- Access: Open access
Title: Experimental study on basic mechanical properties of basalt fiber reinforced concrete
- Authors: Zhou, H., Jia, B., Huang, H., Mou, Y.
- Journal: Materials
- Year: 2020
- Volume: 13, Issue 6
- Article Number: 1362
- Citations: 103
- Type: Journal Article
- Access: Open access
Research Timeline
Hao’s research journey began with his bachelor’s degree in 2013, followed by his master’s studies in 2017, focusing on fiber reinforced composite materials. In 2020, he commenced his Ph.D. research, making significant strides in dynamic stiffness modeling and solving methods. His research timeline reflects a continuous progression of expertise and contributions to mechanical engineering.
Collaborations and Projects
Hao Zhou has collaborated with various scholars and institutions throughout his academic career. His projects include the enhancement of piezoelectric servo valves, cross-scale micro-component assembly systems, and multidimensional generation and control of piezoelectric actuators. These collaborations have enriched his research and broadened the scope of his work.