Modern Steel Construction Podcast Series: Field Notes

Modern Steel Construction Podcast Series: Field Notes

por The American Institute of Steel Construction

Community Centric

Architecture professor Maryam Singery has developed a sustainability focus in her 24 years in academia, and her primary method for it forward is fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Committed to the Cause

Between his teaching, research, and extensive committee work, University of Tennessee professor Mark Denavit is among the most active and enthusiastic volunteers in the structural engineering community.

Structural Joint Specialist

University of Cincinnati professor Jim Swanson's initial career interest was the farthest thing from structural engineering. His swift pivot to it in college has led to a three-decade career in academia and an expertise in bolted joints.

In Good Company

Longtime bridge engineer Domenic Coletti has worked on countless bridges and research projects since HDR hired him in 1993, but to him, they’re secondary to the long-lasting human connections he has made in a "small world."

Steel Bridge Savant

Karl Frank's decorated five-decade career in steel bridges has included teaching, impactful research projects, and even a study on maglev trains.

A Decade of Database Building

Switzerland-based professor Dimitrios Lignos has spent the last 10 years building a worldwide hub for seismic design and assessment resources and past research.

Take it to the Limit

Andy Ziccarelli traded private practice for academia and has quickly become a prominent figure in studying steel members' behavior at extreme limit states.

Sudden Switch

Ken Charles' steel industry career started because of an unexpected swerve. But it has turned into nearly five decades at joist and deck companies and recently earned him AISC recognition.

Sustained Success

Jerry Hajjar once planned to spend his entire career as a practicing engineer, but an affinity for research pulled him into academia, where he has found a passion for sustainability, resilience, and earthquake engineering.

Living the Dream

As a student, Amit Varma had visions of doing impactful steel design research. A quarter-century later, he has made significant contributions in three important areas.
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