Andrzej S. Nowak

Civil and Environmental Engineering
Professor (Structural)
Elton and Lois G. Huff Eminent Scholar Chair (Structural)
Department Chair
238 Harbert Center
334.844.6216
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Education

Ph.D. Civil Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology
M.S. Civil Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology
B.S. Civil Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology

Research Interests

Reliability of Structures
Design Code Calibration
Bridge Engineering
Load Models
Field Testing Procedures

Keywords/Tags

Reliability of Structures Risk Analysis Reliability Index LRFD Code Calibration Bridge Engineering Bridge Loads Field Testing Weigh-in-Motion Measurements

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Polish delegation tours engineering campus, eyes possible research collaborations

Last week, a delegation of Polish scholars visited the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering to review the college's research initiatives and identify areas of possible academic collaboration.
CEE doctoral students participate in structural engineering conference in Poland

Six civil and environmental engineering doctoral students along with Andrzej Nowak, chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, recently participated in a special program sponsored by the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) in Poland and the European Union. 
Acclaimed structural engineering professor inducted into Academy of Engineering in Poland

Internationally preeminent structural engineer Andrzej S. Nowak, chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has been elected to the prestigious Academy of Engineering in Poland. 

Auburn dedicates $22 million state-of-the-art Advanced Structural Engineering Laboratory

Auburn University dedicated the new standard for structural engineering research laboratories today.
Auburn debuts $22 million state-of-the-art structural engineering laboratory

On Monday, Auburn University strengthened its reputation as the premiere destination for structural engineering research by opening the doors on a $22 million state-of-the-art laboratory that will provide solutions to the nation's growing infrastructure issues for years to come.
Doctoral defenses must go on for the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

Years of work and preparation go into defending one’s doctoral dissertation and the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering is not letting the transition to remote instruction halt doctoral candidates’ progress toward earning their Ph.D. on schedule.