Fangzhou Albert Liu

Fangzhou Albert Liu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at McGill University. His research focuses on Geotechnical Engineering and TISED. Liu's work aims to develop intelligent and resilient civil engineering solutions by enhancing the understanding of failure mechanisms related to natural and human-induced hazards. He holds a Ph.D. in Geo, MSc in Comp Sci & Eng, MSc in Civil, and MEng in Civil from various institutions, including the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Bristol. His research areas include Geotechnics, and he is affiliated with the Civil Engineering department at McGill University.

Fangzhou Liu is an Associate Professor at McGill University specializing in geomechanics, geohazards, tailings, loess, and liquefaction. Their research focuses on landslide mechanisms, loess flowslides, and geohazard mitigation strategies, with a strong emphasis on case studies from China. Liu's work explores the spatial distribution of landslides, failure modes, and the impact of environmental factors such as irrigation and land use. They also investigate advanced geotechnical methods, including deep learning applications in digital rock technology and the design of debris flow mitigation systems. Research includes field monitoring, centrifuge modeling, and the analysis of long-term deformation in large-scale slopes.