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Ph.D. Fred Boadu
Duke University
· Civil Engineering
How the engineering
environmental
petrophysical properties of porous media (soils
fractured rock
biological tissues) affect measurable geophysical responses
subsequently develop methodologies by which…
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Fred Boadu, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Director of Master's Studies in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Duke University. His research focuses on the engineering, environmental, and petrophysical properties of porous media, such as soils, fractured rock, and biological tissues, and how these properties affect measurable geophysical responses. He develops methodologies to obtain these properties from non-invasive geophysical measurements. Boadu's work involves modeling, laboratory, and field experiments, with applications in geophysics, environmental engineering, and geomechanics.