Concrete materials
Hydration, curing, and the design of cementitious composites. Exploring recycled aggregates, alkali-activated binders, and fiber-reinforced materials.
Explore materials researchConnecting materials, mechanics, and machine learning to understand how concrete structures perform.

Concrete Theory investigates concrete across materials and structural scales. Experiments, computational models, and data-driven methods connect fundamental behavior with engineering applications.
Hydration, curing, and the design of cementitious composites. Exploring recycled aggregates, alkali-activated binders, and fiber-reinforced materials.
Explore materials researchUnderstanding shear behavior and serviceability in reinforced and prestressed concrete, together with the thermal and structural response of concrete pavements.
Explore structural researchCombining physical understanding, experiments, and data to predict hydration heat, material reactivity, girder strength, and pavement response.
Explore computational researchInvestigating protective concrete systems and the response of structures to demanding environments through experiments and numerical simulation.
Explore resilience researchExplore the complete indexed list, including journal articles and technical reports, in the publication archive.

Assistant Professor · School of Architecture · Konkuk University
I study concrete materials and structural behavior using finite element simulation, large-scale testing, and machine learning. My work brings these approaches together to understand performance—from the thermal behavior of cementitious materials to the response of concrete members and infrastructure.
Before joining Konkuk University, I was an Assistant Professor at Dong-A University. My background also includes research at The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Florida, and engineering practice at Samsung Engineering & Construction.
University profileInterested in concrete, structures, or data-driven engineering? I welcome inquiries from prospective graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and research collaborators.
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Explore master’s and doctoral research at the intersection of concrete materials, structural engineering, and computational methods.
Discuss how your expertise and research interests could connect with ongoing and future work at Concrete Theory.
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