Yang Xiao is affiliated with Chongqing University in China and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and environmental science, focusing primarily on civil and structural engineering, environmental engineering, materials chemistry, mechanical engineering, and biomaterials.
The research topics covered by Yang Xiao center on microbial applications in construction materials, grouting, rheology, and soil mechanics, as well as geotechnical engineering with emphasis on soil mechanics, soil stabilization, and underground structures. Additional focal areas include calcium carbonate crystallization and inhibition, alongside corrosion behavior and inhibition.
Yang Xiao's frequent publication venues include:
Notable recent papers with Yang Xiao as an author are:
Other impactful papers closely associated with the research area include:
Yang Xiao has collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including Hanlong Liu, Jinquan Shi, Jian Chu, Huanran Wu, and Xiang He, contributing to a substantial volume of research publications together.
Yang Xiao;Ning Zhang;Wenjing Lou;Y. Thomas Hou
Peng Xiao;Hanlong Liu;Yang Xiao;Armin W. Stuedlein
Yang Xiao;Zheng Wang;Zhigang Li;Zilai Tang
Yang Xiao;Leihang Long;T. Matthew Evans;Hai Zhou
Yi Lu;Chinmoy Sarkar;Yang Xiao
Yang Xiao;Hanlong Liu
Yang Xiao;Hanlong Liu;Xuanming Ding;Yumin Chen
Lu Liu;Hanlong Liu;Armin W. Stuedlein;T. Matthew Evans
Yang Xiao;Xiang He;T. Matthew Evans;Armin W. Stuedlein
Peng Xiao;Hanlong Liu;Armin W. Stuedlein;T. Matthew Evans
Yang Xiao;De Wang;Jia Fang
Yang Xiao;Minqiang Meng;Ali Daouadji;Qingsheng Chen
Guoliang Ma;Xiang He;Xiang Jiang;Hanlong Liu
Anthony Teck Chee Goh;Wengang Zhang;Wengang Zhang;Yanmei Zhang;Yang Xiao
Yang Xiao;Hanlong Liu;Qingsheng Chen;Qifeng Ma
Wenming Ji;Yan Song;Zhenxue Jiang;Lei Chen
Yang Xiao;Armin W. Stuedlein;Jinyu Ran;T. Matthew Evans
Wengang Zhang;Anthony T.C. Goh;Yanmei Zhang;Yumin Chen
Yuzhou Xiang;Hanlong Liu;Wengang Zhang;Wengang Zhang;Jian Chu
Yang Xiao;Hui Chen;Armin W. Stuedlein;T. Matthew Evans
Lu Liu;Hanlong Liu;Hanlong Liu;Yang Xiao;Jian Chu
Yang Xiao;Yang Wang;Shun Wang;T. Matthew Evans
Yang Xiao;Hanlong Liu;Chandrakant S. Desai;Yifei Sun
Yang Xiao;Chang Zhao;Yue Sun;Shun Wang
Anthony T.C. Goh;Yanmei Zhang;Runhong Zhang;Wengang Zhang
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