Civil Engineer, Saitama University, Japan.
Adnan Anwar Malik is a distinguished researcher and academic with expertise in civil and geotechnical engineering. He currently serves as the Head of STEM and Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle Australia – Institute of Higher Education in Singapore. Malik holds a Ph.D. and a Master’s in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Saitama University, Japan, and a Bachelor’s in Geological Engineering from the University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan. He has a rich background in academic and industry roles, having served as an Assistant Professor at Saitama University and a Senior Geotechnical Design Engineer in Qatar. Malik has made significant contributions to the advancement of foundation engineering, particularly screw pile technology, and geotechnical solutions for infrastructure projects. His work spans a wide range of research, from numerical simulations to practical applications in the field of geotechnical engineering.
Education:
Adnan Anwar Malik completed his Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Saitama University, Japan, in 2015, focusing on innovative geotechnical solutions, particularly screw pile foundations. Prior to that, he obtained a Master’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the same institution in 2011. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Geological Engineering from the University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan, in 2005. Malik’s educational background has provided him with a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of geotechnical engineering, which he has successfully applied to numerous research and professional projects. His dedication to academia and research has contributed to advancements in geotechnical engineering, paving the way for sustainable infrastructure solutions, especially in foundation technology.
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Experience :
Adnan Anwar Malik has over a decade of experience in both academia and the civil engineering industry. He is currently the Head of STEM and Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle Australia – Institute of Higher Education in Singapore. Prior to this, Malik served as a Lecturer and Program Coordinator at the University of Newcastle, contributing to teaching and curriculum development in engineering. He also served as an Assistant Professor at Saitama University, Japan, where he conducted impactful research on screw piles and geotechnical engineering. His industry experience includes working as a Senior Geotechnical Design Engineer at Ammico Contracting in Qatar and as a Senior Design Engineer in Geotechnical Engineering at National Engineering Services Pakistan (NESPAK). Malik has been involved in multiple international infrastructure projects, specializing in foundation engineering and road construction, and has collaborated on projects related to soil improvement and pavement durability.
Awards and Honors :
Adnan Anwar Malik has received multiple accolades throughout his academic and professional career. His research in the field of screw pile foundations and geotechnical engineering has been widely recognized in various international forums. He has been honored with prestigious opportunities such as working on collaborative projects with leading engineering firms and academic institutions worldwide, including Saitama University and the University of Newcastle. Additionally, Malik has been awarded fellowships and research grants for his work in innovative foundation technologies and soil-structure interaction. His contributions to infrastructure development in regions like Qatar, Pakistan, and Afghanistan have earned him recognition from industry stakeholders for improving construction standards. Although not a member of any professional organizations, Malik’s expertise is highly valued in the civil engineering community.
Research Focus :
Adnan Anwar Malik’s research focuses on advanced geotechnical engineering, with an emphasis on screw pile foundations and their performance under varying conditions. He has led studies investigating the effects of soil conditions, installation loads, and bearing capacities on screw pile behavior, contributing to advancements in deep foundation technology. Malik has also explored the use of geosynthetics in road construction to improve pavement durability and reduce fatigue cracking. His work on soil-structure interaction and sustainable foundation technologies aims to optimize construction practices and enhance infrastructure performance. Malik is dedicated to enhancing the efficiency and reliability of foundation systems, particularly in challenging environments, by applying innovative engineering solutions. His interdisciplinary approach to research includes numerical simulations, experimental studies, and practical applications that contribute to the sustainability and resilience of infrastructure.
Publications :
- Numerical Simulation of Triaxial Tests on Recycled Concrete Aggregates 🏗️📚
- Effect of moisture change on water retention behavior of unsaturated silty soil 🌧️🧑🔬
- Effect of Change in Penetration to Rotation Rate on Screw Pile Performance in Loose Sand ⚙️🌍
- Advancement ratio effect on screw pile performance in the bearing layer 🛠️🏗️
- Coupled Influence of Compaction and Moisture on Unsaturated Soil Response 🌾💧
- Feasibility of utilizing recycled concrete aggregate blended with waste tire rubber and drywall waste as pavement subbase material ♻️🛣️
- Experimental and Numerical Study on Pressure Distribution under Screw and Straight Pile in Dense Sand ⚖️🧑🔬
- Predicting Tensile Strength for Prestressed Reinforced Concrete-Driven Piles 💪🧱
- Influence of helix bending deflection on the load transfer mechanism of screw piles in sand ⚙️🏖️
- Tip Shape Effect on Screw Pile Installation and Ultimate Resistance ⚒️🛠️
- Artificial Intelligence-Based Modeling for the Estimation of Q-Factor and Elastic Young’s Modulus of Sandstones 🧠🌍
- Behavior of Unsaturated Silty Soil Due to Change in Water Content and Suction 💧🌱