Regular biography
Dr Fangying Wang is a Senior Lecturer in Structural/Earthquake Engineering at The University of Manchester, Department of Civil Engineering. Her research focuses on low-carbon structural solutions, sustainable materials, and multi-hazard resilience for offshore structures. She has secured over £2 million in funding from EPSRC, Catapult, the Royal Society, and industry since 2020. Her projects include the Machine Learning-Driven Optimization of Hybrid Steel-Concrete Systems for Offshore Wind Turbine Towers and enhancing the reliability of floating wind turbine support structures. She also leads research on fire-resistant high-performance materials and circular economy initiatives in construction. Dr Wang supervises PhD and MSc students and contributes to teaching modules in structural analysis and earthquake engineering.
Scholar-generated biography
Fangying WANG is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, specializing in Steel-Concrete Composite Structures, Machine Learning, and AI in Structural Engineering. Her research focuses on the behavior and design of concrete-filled double skin steel tubes, ultra-high strength steel sections, and stainless steel tubular columns under various loading conditions. She investigates the mechanical properties of composite structures, including flexural and compressive behavior, and integrates machine learning techniques to enhance numerical modeling and design accuracy. Her work also explores the seismic performance of steel-concrete composite systems and the application of AI in structural engineering problems.