WANG Hailong Project

Wang Hailong Project is an Associate Professor in the Department of CE at The University of Tokyo. His research interests include Environmental geotechnics, Energy geotechnics, and Carbon dioxide Capture and Utilization. The profile page lists his research group, which includes doctoral students, master students, and bachelor students, along with their research topics. The page also references former faculty members and students, indicating his involvement in academic mentorship and research activities.

Hailong Wang is a geotechnical engineer specializing in the behavior of soils and bentonite under various conditions. His research focuses on the effects of saturation, temperature, and water content on the liquefaction resistance, swelling pressure, and hydraulic conductivity of soils, particularly iron ore fines and bentonite. Wang's work includes experimental and numerical studies on the mechanical properties of unsaturated and saturated soils, with an emphasis on the role of microstructure and cation exchange capacity. His research contributes to understanding the geotechnical behavior of materials used in engineering applications such as containment and foundation design.