Rudolf Seracino is affiliated with North Carolina State University in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of engineering and environmental science, with a particular focus on civil and structural engineering, building and construction, pollution, mechanical engineering, and ocean engineering.
Their work covers a variety of topics related to concrete and construction materials, including structural behavior of reinforced concrete, concrete corrosion and durability, innovative concrete reinforcement materials, geotechnical engineering and underground structures, smart materials for construction, geophysical methods and applications, and grouting, rheology, and soil mechanics.
Frequent coauthors in their research include Gregory Lucier, Emrah Tasdemir, Mervyn J. Kowalsky, James M. Nau, and Brad McCoy.
Rudolf Seracino has published in several venues, including:
Selected recent papers authored or coauthored by Rudolf Seracino include:
H. Yuan;H. Yuan;Jinguang Teng;R. Seracino;Z. S. Wu
R. Seracino;M. R. Raizal Saifulnaz;D. J. Oehlers
A. Elsaid;M. Dawood;R. Seracino;C. Bobko
Deric John Oehlers;Rudolf Seracino
Scott T. Smith;Shenghua Hu;Seo Jin Kim;Rudolf Seracino
Rudolf Seracino;Nicola M. Jones;M. S. M. Ali;Mark W. Page
A.A. Mosavi;D. Dickey;R. Seracino;S. Rizkalla
M.S. Mohamed Ali;D.J. Oehlers;M.C. Griffith;R. Seracino
Jiawei Shi;Hong Zhu;Zhishen Wu;Rudolf Seracino
Mohammed A. Mashrei;R. Seracino;M.S. Rahman
I S T Liu;D J Oehlers;R Seracino
D. Oehlers;R. Seracino;S. Smith
Adel Elsaid;Rudolf Seracino
M.S. Mohamed Ali;D.J. Oehlers;R. Seracino
I. S. T. Liu;I. S. T. Liu;D. J. Oehlers;D. J. Oehlers;R. Seracino;R. Seracino
C.R. Willis;Q. Yang;R. Seracino;M.C. Griffith
C.R. Willis;R. Seracino;M.C. Griffith
D. J. Oehlers;I.S. T. Liu;R. Seracino
C.R. Willis;Q. Yang;R. Seracino;M.C. Griffith
Deric John Oehlers;Matthew Haskett;Chengqing Wu;Rudolf Seracino
Deric John Oehlers;Rudolf Seracino;Scott T Smith
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