Dr. Lufan Li is a post-doctoral fellow at Hunan University, China. She obtained her B. Eng from Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University and University of Liverpool "First Class with Distinction" grade in 2013. She continued her study in University of Southampton, UK for MSc in civil engineering. In 2019, she returned to Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool university and University of Liverpool and finished her Ph.D study. Her previous research focus was characterizing the relationship between fibre distribution and mechanical properties of UHPFRC. Currently, she is working on carbonation and life cycle assessment.
Education background
2015-2019: PhD in Civil Engineering, University of Liverpool, UK (based in Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University in China);
2013-2014: Master of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Southampton;
2009-2013: Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University & University of Liverpool;
2013-2014: Master of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Southampton;
2009-2013: Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University & University of Liverpool;
Selected Papers
[1] Li L; Xia J; Chin CS; Jones SW, 2019, ‘Fibre Distributions Characterization of Ultra-High Performance Fibre-Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC) Plates Using Magnetic Probe’, Journals of Building Engineering, (under review);
[2] Li L; Xia J; Galobardes I, 2018, ‘Magnetic Probe to Test Spatial Distribution in UHPFRC Prisms’, The International Federation for Structural Concrete 5th International fib Congress;
[3] Li L; Xia J; Pu Q, 2018, ‘Fibre Distribution Characterization Using a Magnetic Probe and Its Effect on Flexural Performance’, Journal of China Concrete and Cement Products;
[4] Li L; Ma Y; Xia J, 2016, ‘Investigation of UHPFRC Mix Design and the Size Effect on Compressive Strength’, The 1st National Symposium on Sustainable Concrete Theory and Application Technology;
[5] Li L; Bloodworth AG, 2015, ‘Application of Acoustic Emission Testing on Crack Detection in Sprayed Fibre Reinforced Concrete Tunnel Linings Samples’, The 1st International Conference on Sustainable Buildings and Structures.
[3] Li L; Xia J; Pu Q, 2018, ‘Fibre Distribution Characterization Using a Magnetic Probe and Its Effect on Flexural Performance’, Journal of China Concrete and Cement Products;
[4] Li L; Ma Y; Xia J, 2016, ‘Investigation of UHPFRC Mix Design and the Size Effect on Compressive Strength’, The 1st National Symposium on Sustainable Concrete Theory and Application Technology;
[5] Li L; Bloodworth AG, 2015, ‘Application of Acoustic Emission Testing on Crack Detection in Sprayed Fibre Reinforced Concrete Tunnel Linings Samples’, The 1st International Conference on Sustainable Buildings and Structures.
