Hainan University - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
SUMMARY
Shujie Qin is a dynamic researcher in Civil Engineering, specializing in timber and composite structures, corrosion behavior of building materials, and structural analysis of heritage constructions. With a strong academic and research foundation rooted in leading Chinese institutions and enhanced by international collaboration, he has significantly contributed to the understanding of deterioration mechanisms and reinforcement strategies for historical structures. His analytical approaches and experimental investigations reflect a solid blend of theoretical depth and practical relevance, particularly in safeguarding architectural heritage through innovative engineering solutions.
EDUCATION
Shujie Qin completed his undergraduate and doctoral studies in Civil Engineering at Beijing Jiaotong University, where he was mentored by Prof. Yang Na. During his doctoral research, he enriched his academic perspective as a visiting scholar at Western Sydney University under Prof. Xinqun Zhu. This international exposure broadened his expertise in structural performance evaluation and corrosion analysis. His educational journey has been marked by rigorous training in both experimental and analytical methodologies essential for studying traditional and modern civil engineering systems.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Shujie Qin has gained hands-on experience through national and regional research projects focused on structural integrity and restoration. He has led and participated in programs funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Hainan Provincial foundations, addressing complex issues in heritage timber frameworks and atmospheric corrosion. His work spans structural diagnostics, material degradation studies, and load-carrying capacity analysis. His research supports the preservation of historical architecture while contributing to the durability and sustainability of future constructions.
RESEARCH INTEREST
His primary research interests include the structural performance and restoration of ancient timber buildings, corrosion and deterioration of construction materials in harsh climates, and timber-steel composite behavior. Shujie Qin focuses on evaluating and enhancing the mechanical properties of historical timber joints, especially under damaged conditions. He is also interested in developing time-dependent deterioration models for steel in tropical environments. His research aims to bridge the gap between modern engineering practices and the conservation of cultural heritage through structural innovation.
AWARD AND HONOR
Shujie Qin has received competitive funding under prestigious schemes like the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Young Scholars and the Hainan Provincial High-Level Talents Program. These recognitions affirm the relevance and scientific merit of his research in structural engineering and material durability. His selection for leadership roles in national and institutional research initiatives reflects his growing reputation as a promising young scholar in the field of civil and structural engineering, particularly in historical conservation and sustainable infrastructure development.
RESEARCH SKILL
Shujie Qin is proficient in structural analysis, experimental mechanics, corrosion modeling, and dynamic simulation. He is skilled in using analytical tools for evaluating structural degradation and designing reinforcement strategies for heritage buildings. His technical expertise includes load-carrying capacity assessment, time-dependent deterioration modeling, and dynamic performance analysis of beam-column joints. He has hands-on experience in field investigations, laboratory simulations, and developing predictive models based on empirical data—especially within the context of timber structure behavior and environmental impact.
PUBLICATIONS
Title: Experimental investigation and evaluation of metal-plate-connected laminated bamboo lumber joints
Authors: T.Y. Li, J.Q. Chen, P.C. Qin, Y. Xiao, B. Shan, Y.F. Yang, S.J. Qin, X.L. Fu
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Title: Mechanical behavior of glued-in GFRP rod in glubam: Experimental and analytical study
Authors: T.Y. Li, J.Q. Chen, Y. Xiao, J. Zhang, B. Shan, S.Q. Dai, S.J. Qin, B. Huang
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Title: Bending performance of nail-laminated bamboo-timber panels made with glubam and fast-grown plantation Chinese fir
Authors: T.Y. Li, J.Y. Deng, J.Q. Chen, Y. Xiao, B. Shan, H. Xu, S.J. Qin, Q. Yu
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Title: Experimental research on standardized bamboo culm components for developing prefabricated bamboo building
Authors: Bo Shan, Ji Qiu, Hao Xu, Tianyu Li, Yan Xiao, Shujie Qin, Li Gao, Zhi Li
Journal: Structures
Title: Rotational Behavior of Column Footing Joint and Its Effect on the Dynamic Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Timber Structure
Authors: Shujie Qin, Na Yang, Lu Dai, Sergio De Rosa
Journal: Shock and Vibration
CONCLUSION
Through an integrated approach to historical preservation and material performance analysis, Shujie Qin is redefining the role of civil engineering in cultural heritage protection. His research not only enhances structural safety but also supports sustainability by prolonging the service life of ancient and modern materials. With a strong track record in competitive research, academic publication, and interdisciplinary collaboration, he continues to impact the fields of timber structure analysis and corrosion engineering. His work stands at the intersection of tradition, science, and engineering advancement.