Faculty profile
Alexander Salenikovich
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Latest funding
- $265,667
Application of Self-tapping Screws in Reinforcement of Timber Members
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $2,559,240
Next-generation wood construction
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $126,000
Development and characterization of efficient connections for multi-storey timber buildings
NSERC · 2017 · Principal investigator
Application of Self-tapping Screws in Reinforcement of Timber Members
Principal investigators: Tannert, Thomas T
Keywords: cross-laminated timber; experimental testing; glulaminated timber; reinforcements; self-tapping screws; structural design
Next-generation wood construction
Principal investigators: Chui, Ying-Hei YH
Keywords: fire safety of buildings; life cycle assessment; mass timber; net-zero energy design; off-site construction; performance-based design; resilient structures; sustainable building; timber buildings
Development and characterization of efficient connections for multi-storey timber buildings
Principal investigators: Salenikovich, Alexander
Solution de génie en construction écoresponsable en bois
Principal investigators: Blanchet, Pierre
NSERC Strategic Network on Innovative wood products and building systems
Principal investigators: Chui, YingHei
Develop methodology for high-wind/seismic design of shear walls
Principal investigators: Salenikovich, Alexander
Chaire de recherche industrielle du CRSNG sur les bois d'ingénierie structuraux et d'apparence (CIBISA)
Principal investigators: Salenikovich, Alexander
Chaire de recherche industrielle du CRSNG sur les bois d'ingénierie structuraux et d'apparence (CIBISA)
Principal investigators: Salenikovich, Alexander
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