Dr. Mohammad Rayhani

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Professor Mohammad Rayhani specializes in Geotechnical Engineering, focusing on advanced foundation systems, soil foundation improvement solutions, and geotechnical implications of climate change. His work involves developing innovative solutions for both inland and offshore infrastructure, including patented designs for hook piles and FRP piles. He also addresses modern landfill performance, including hydraulic performance, stability, and leachate management. Professor Rayhani aims to create prevention measures for climate change and improve sustainable foundations in response to permafrost thawing. He has been involved in a wide range of research projects covering seismic resistance and soil-structure interaction, demonstrating his commitment to enhancing the resiliency of engineering infrastructures against natural disasters. In addition to his research contributions, he has received several awards, including the Teaching Excellence Award and a distinguished research award from the Canadian Geotechnical Society. With a solid educational background, holding degrees from Tabriz University, TMU in Tehran, and Western Ontario, Professor Rayhani teaches multiple courses in Geotechnical Engineering and Environmental Engineering at Carleton University, guiding future engineers in their academic and professional development.

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