FENG Peng

FENG Peng is a Tenured Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Tsinghua University. His research interests include novel material structures and innovative structural systems, such as high-performance composite structures, novel concrete structures, and advanced construction technologies for extraterrestrial and polar regions. He has held various leadership roles within the university, including Head of the Department of Civil Engineering since 2020. His work has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Highly Cited Chinese Researchers distinction and several teaching and research accolades. He is also involved in multiple editorial and professional service roles, contributing to the advancement of civil engineering and structural engineering research.

Peng FENG is a researcher at Tsinghua University specializing in FRP (Fibre-Reinforced Polymer) and concrete structures, with a focus on extraterrestrial construction and extreme environment applications. Their work explores the mechanical properties of materials and structures under various conditions, including low temperatures, cryogenic freeze-thaw cycles, and corrosive environments. FENG has conducted extensive studies on the behavior of FRP-confined concrete, seismic strengthening of RC columns, and the long-term performance of FRP composites. Their research also addresses the challenges of constructing in space, such as predicting the residual friction angle of lunar regolith. These studies contribute to the development of durable and sustainable materials for extreme environments.