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Biao Li
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Research
Latest papers
Artificial intelligence for marine oil spill management: Recent advances and future directions.
Marine environmental research · 2026
Exploring the effects of substrate mineral fines on oil translocation in the shoreline environment: Experimental analysis, numerical simulation, and implications for spill response.
Journal of hazardous materials · 2022
Thermally induced deterioration behaviour of two dolomitic marbles under heating-cooling cycles.
Royal Society open science · 2018
Latest funding
- $240,000
Mitigating permafrost thaw in northern Canada through SMR-Driven ground heat exchanger systems
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $43,000
Thermo-poromechanical modeling of clay soils for sustainable development of geothermal energy in cold regions
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $250,000
How can changing freeze and thaw cycles affect agriculture, infrastructure and society of Canada's north?
SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Artificial intelligence for marine oil spill management: Recent advances and future directions.
Wang Z, Huang Y, Zhang G, Wang Z, Chen Z, Mulligan CN, Li SS, Elektorowicz M, Li B, Lee K, An C
Exploring the effects of substrate mineral fines on oil translocation in the shoreline environment: Experimental analysis, numerical simulation, and implications for spill response.
Feng Q, An C, Chen Z, Zhang Y, Owens E, Lee K, Li B, Taylor E, Wang Z
Thermally induced deterioration behaviour of two dolomitic marbles under heating-cooling cycles.
Zhang ZJ, Liu JB, Li B, Yang XG
Mitigating permafrost thaw in northern Canada through SMR-Driven ground heat exchanger systems
Principal investigators: Li, Biao B
Thermo-poromechanical modeling of clay soils for sustainable development of geothermal energy in cold regions
Principal investigators: Li, Biao
Keywords: frozen soils; thermal-hydro-mechanical coupling; poromechanics; finite element method; geothermal energy; northern communities; sustainable built environment; thermal energy storage; maintaining permafrost; climate change adaptation
How can changing freeze and thaw cycles affect agriculture, infrastructure and society of Canada's north?
Principal investigators: Nazemi, Alireza
Keywords: Climate change Freeze and thaw Water in porous media Social change Soil stability Built environment Agriculture Traditional knowledge Infrustructure construction, operation and detoration Indigenous communities
On geotechnical properties of a lime-stabilized soft clay soil in Northern Quebec under freeze-thaw conditions
Principal investigators: Li, Biao
Thermal-mechanical response of frozen clay soil and the impact on soil-structure interaction
Principal investigators: Li, Biao
Keywords: constitutive modeling; finite element modeling; frozen clay soil; laboratory testing; permafrost; soil-structure interaction; strength degradation; structural state; temperature-dependent mechanical properties; thermal impact
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Zhi Chen and Chunjiang An: 21 shared papers
- Chunjiang An and Maria Elektorowicz: 4 shared papers
- Zhi Chen and Maria Elektorowicz: 3 shared papers
- Zhi Chen and Biao Li: 2 shared papers
- Biao Li and Chunjiang An: 2 shared papers
- Biao Li and Maria Elektorowicz: 1 shared paper
- Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Department of Building, Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Building, Civil, Environmental Engineering
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