DrAli Tolooiyan

Associate Professor in Geotechnical Engineering

School of Civil Engineering

  • Associate Professor in Geotechnical Engineering
    School of Civil Engineering
  • 01 716 3221
  • University College Dublin, School of Civil Engineering, Richview Newstead Belfield Dublin 4

RESEARCH INTERESTS

EUR ING Dr. Ali Tolooiyan's research focuses on developing innovative solutions for critical challenges in geotechnical engineering, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and practical application. His research reputation is underscored by his leadership in numerous government and industry-funded projects, generating over €6.5 million in research income and resulting in more than 90 peer-reviewed articles. His primary research interests include:

 

  • Optimising and innovating offshore construction methods for the renewable energy and oil and gas sectors, focusing on efficient and sustainable offshore geotechnical solutions.
  • Mitigating onshore geohazards, particularly landslides and debris flow, through advanced research and the implementation of robust strategies to enhance resilience and safety.

 

His involvement in advanced engineering practice and technical communities, such as ISSMGE TC103 and TC307 further enriches his research, allowing him to integrate international innovations and sustainable practices into his work. Ali has successfully supervised a significant number of postgraduate researchers, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in these critical areas.

 

Completed Postgraduate Supervision:

  • Dr. Shiyin Sha (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Ashley Dyson (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Mohsen Ghadrdan (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Tahereh Shaghagi (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Mojtaba Karami (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Parham Rabbani (Joint supervisor)
  • Dr. Hassan Jamali (Joint supervisor)
  • Dr. Kaveh Ranjbar Pouya (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Negin Zhalehjoo (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Zhan Tang (Main supervisor)
  • Dr. Simin Salarpour (Joint supervisor)
  • Mr. Luke Tatnell (Main supervisor)

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