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Xiao Chen is the Head of Section for Structural Virtual Testing and Digitalization at the Technical University of Denmark. His research interests include advanced testing, high-performance modeling, and large-scale composite structures, with a focus on offshore steel structures and structural integrity digitalization. He specializes in areas encompassing nonlinear buckling, fracture, fatigue, and complex extreme load conditions, as well as smart structural health monitoring and digital twins utilizing Industry 4.0 technologies. In addition to his research endeavors, Xiao Chen is a committee member with several international scientific technical organizations, including the International Ship Offshore Structures Congress and the Villum Center for Advanced Structural Material Testing. His work as a Project Director involves significant projects aimed at improving the reliability and inspection of offshore wind turbine blades and autonomous drone inspections for the energy industry. Xiao holds a doctorate in Engineering from Nagoya University and has previously held positions at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the University of Houston. He is actively involved in projects that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to innovations in renewable energy technology.
Technical University of Denmark • Roskilde
Conducting research in structural virtual testing and digitalization.
Technical University of Denmark • Roskilde
Engaged in advanced materials testing research.
Chinese Academy of Sciences •
Focused on structural integrity and composite materials.
Chinese Academy of Sciences •
Involved in teaching and research in material sciences.
University of Houston •
Researching advanced structural materials and testing methodologies.
This requirement applies generally across Technical University of Denmark (DTU) MSc programs including Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, and Engineering disciplines. Specific prerequisites vary by department/curriculum.