Xianglin Gu Professor, Dean of College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University Education Doctor of Philosophy. 1996. Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityProfessional experienceProfessor (7/2000 to Now): Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityVisiting scholar (1/1998 to 8/1998): New Jersey Institute of TechnologyVisiting scholar (9/1998 to 9/1998): University of Illinois at ChicagoAwards“Structural assessment and appraisal theories and technologies for life cycle maintenance of buildings.” First prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan, 2009"Integration and demonstration of conservation-based campus development technologies.” First prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2008"Structural assessment and appraisal standards for existing buildings.” Third prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan,2006"Theories and application technologies of structural assessment and appraisal of existing buildings.” Second prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2006Xianyu JinProfessor, College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang UniversityAwards“Structural assessment and appraisal theories and technologies for life cycle maintenance of buildings.” First prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan, 2009"Theories and application technologies of structural assessment and appraisal of existing buildings.” Second prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2006 Yong ZhouProfessional experienceLecturer (9/2005 to Now): Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityAssistant Engineer (6/1998 to 8/1999), Tianjin Architects and Consulting Engineers

• Introduction.- Mechanical Properties of Concrete and Steel Reinforcement.- Bond and Anchorage.- Tension and Compression Behavior of Axially Loaded Members.- Bending Behavior of Flexural Members.- Compression and Tension Behavior of Eccentrically Loaded Members.- Shear.- Torsion.- Punching Shear and Bearing.- Prestressed Concrete Structures.- Serviceability of Concrete Structures.- Durability of Concrete Structures

Xianglin Gu Professor, Dean of College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University Education Doctor of Philosophy. 1996. Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityProfessional experienceProfessor (7/2000 to Now): Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityVisiting scholar (1/1998 to 8/1998): New Jersey Institute of TechnologyVisiting scholar (9/1998 to 9/1998): University of Illinois at ChicagoAwards“Structural assessment and appraisal theories and technologies for life cycle maintenance of buildings.” First prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan, 2009"Integration and demonstration of conservation-based campus development technologies.” First prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2008"Structural assessment and appraisal standards for existing buildings.” Third prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan,2006"Theories and application technologies of structural assessment and appraisal of existing buildings.” Second prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2006Xianyu JinProfessor, College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang UniversityAwards“Structural assessment and appraisal theories and technologies for life cycle maintenance of buildings.” First prize of Advances in science and technology of Shanghai metropolitan, 2009"Theories and application technologies of structural assessment and appraisal of existing buildings.” Second prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award for High Schools, 2006 Yong ZhouProfessional experienceLecturer (9/2005 to Now): Department of Building Engineering, Tongji UniversityAssistant Engineer (6/1998 to 8/1999), Tianjin Architects and Consulting Engineers

• Introduction.- Mechanical Properties of Concrete and Steel Reinforcement.- Bond and Anchorage.- Tension and Compression Behavior of Axially Loaded Members.- Bending Behavior of Flexural Members.- Compression and Tension Behavior of Eccentrically Loaded Members.- Shear.- Torsion.- Punching Shear and Bearing.- Prestressed Concrete Structures.- Serviceability of Concrete Structures.- Durability of Concrete Structures