The Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Geotechnical Science and Engineering (CGSE) is pioneering new scientific approaches to geotechnical engineering design to underpin Australia’s energy and transport infrastructure, resulting in increased productivity and sustainability of the nation’s major export industries.

Research Projects :

Particle Finite Element Method for Extreme Deformation Problems
Stastical Homogenization of the Eleastic Properties of Materials Based on X-Ray Microtomography Images
Offshore Foundations
Soft Clay Behaviour Under Cyclic Loading Stabilised by Prefabricated Vertical Drains
Quantitative Risk Assessment of Landslides
Cyclic Loading of Transport Infrastructure
Use of SEPLAS as a Permanent Mooring Solution
Spudcan Punch-Through
Limit Analysis of Random Materials
Frictional Contact for Soil-Structure Interaction at Large Deformation
Solution of Geotechnical Problems with Large Deformation
Computational Homogenization and Virtual Testing of Geomaterials

For more Information you may Contact to Following :

Centre Coordinator
Kirstin Dunncliff
Phone: +61 2 4921 8832
Kirstin.Dunncliff@newcastle.edu.au