专委会委员个人简介——唐旭海

唐旭海，武汉大学教授、博士生导师，英国帝国理工学院博士，曾任美国普林斯顿大学研究员，入选国家青年千人计划、湖北省百人计划。现任国际TOP期刊《Int. J. Rock Mech. Min. Sci.》编委，及国际期刊《Intelligent Geoengineering》副主编。主要从事矿物-岩石力学理论、生成式物理AI、工程数字孪生方向研究，致力于为深地/深空资源开采等重大工程问题提供理论与技术支持。已发表学术论文90余篇，获得中国及美国发明专利20余项。荣获湖北省科技进步特等奖、《JGR: Solid Earth》年度十佳论文奖等多项荣誉。

Biography of Professor Xuhai Tang: 

Tang Xuhai is a Professor at Wuhan University. He holds a Ph.D. from Imperial College London and previously served as a postdoc at Princeton University, USA. He is currently an editorial board member of the journal International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and serves as Associate Editor of Intelligent Geoengineering.

His research interests include mineral–rock mechanics theory, generative physical AI, and engineering digital twins, with provides theoretical and technical support for major engineering challenges such as deep-earth and deep-space resource extraction. He has published over 90 academic papers and holds more than 20 invention patents in China and the United States. He has received multiple honors, including the JGR: Solid Earth Annual Top 10 Paper Award.

五篇代表作/Selected Publications

[1]. J.J. Xu, Y.H. Zhang, J. Rutqvist, M.S. Hu, Z.Z. Wang, X.H. Tang*, 2023. Thermally Induced Microcracks in Granite and Their Effect on the Macroscale Mechanical Behavior, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 128(1).

[2]. X.H. Tang, Y.H. Zhang, J.J. Xu*, J. Rutqvist, M.S. Hu, Z.Z. Wang, Q.S. Liu, 2022, Determining Young's modulus of granite using accurate grain-based modeling with microscale rock mechanical experiments, International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 157.

[3]. X.H. Tang*, J. Rutqvist, M.S. Hu, N.M. Rayudu, 2019. Modeling three-dimensional fluid-driven propagation of multiple fractures using TOUGH-FEMM, Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 52(2), 611-627

[4]. J.M. Qiao, M.M. Nie, Q. Zhao, Q.S. Liu, X.H. Tang*, 2023. The Effect of Weathering on the Mineral Grains and Macroscale Young’s Modulus of Granites, Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00603-023-03670-z

[5]. X.H. Tang, A. Paluszny*, R.W. Zimmerman, 2014. An impulse-based energy tracking method for collision resolution, Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 278 (15), 160-185.