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Dr. Jianfeng Mao is the associate professor in Civil Engineering school of Central South Unversity and is working in the National Engineering Laboratory for High Speed Railway Construction. 

      He is the director of National Engineering Laboratory of high speed railway construction technology - intelligent construction and maintenance laboratory, and the major member of "rail transit safety Collaborative Innovation Center" of national 2011 plan, developed the general software for random vibration simulation analysis and safety evaluation of railway / maglev vehicle rail bridge system.

      He presided over 1 general project and 1 youth project of NSFC, 2 provincial and ministerial scientific research projects, 5 horizontal scientific research (sub) topics of China Railway, CRRC and other railway enterprises, and more than 10 vertical and horizontal scientific and technological projects; He has published more than 20 academic papers and authorized 5 invention patents; Young editorial board member of Journal of dynamics and control, review expert of NSFC / Hunan Natural Science Foundation, reviewer of ES, AMM, jsv, VSD, MSSP and other international journals; Won one first prize of Hunan Science and Technology Progress Award (No.3/12, 2019), one special prize of science progress award of China Railway Society (No.12/40, 2017), the first prize of China Railway Society (No.17/25, 2020), Hunan Science and Technology Innovation Team Award (2020), Hunan excellent doctoral thesis (2017), Hunan excellent graduate, excellent Party member of Central South University Outstanding class tutor of Central South University and other awards and honors. It undertakes many courses for undergraduates, postgraduates and international students.

Main research direction:

(1) Stochastic dynamics vibration of railway / maglev vehicle-track-bridge coupling 

(2) Intelligent construction and maintenance of railway track-bridge system

E-mail： jfmao1@csu.edu.cn

Tel：+86 13467534201

He recruit 2~3 postgraduates every year. 

Welcome to join the research group.