Khalid M. Mosalam

Khalid M. Mosalam is the Taisei Professor of Civil Engineering and Director of the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests include structural health monitoring using vibration-based and vision-based techniques, experimental methods such as hybrid simulations, assessment and rehabilitation of essential facilities, and earthquake engineering. His work also addresses energy-efficiency in buildings and sustainability of structures. Mosalam's research spans concrete, masonry, steel, and wood structures, with applications in bridge engineering and the performance of critical infrastructure. He has conducted research over the past 26 years with funding from NSF, Caltrans, FEMA, Intel, US-DOE, NRF-Singapore, and several private industries.

Khalid M. Mosalam is a Taisei Professor of Civil Engineering and PEER Director at the University of California, Berkeley. His research focuses on earthquake and structural engineering, energy-efficient buildings, hybrid simulation, machine and deep learning, and structural monitoring. His work explores the application of deep learning for structural damage recognition, probabilistic seismic demand models, and the performance of reinforced concrete structures during earthquakes. He also investigates the behavior of masonry infill walls, tunnel segmental joints, and the use of fiber-reinforced polymer composites for strengthening concrete structures. His research contributes to performance-based earthquake engineering and the development of large-scale benchmark datasets for structural images.