Jennifer Day
155 posts
@Dr_JennDay
Associate Professor, Geological Engineering @queensu | PhD, PEng, PGeo | geological engineering, rock engineering, engineering geology, geomechanics, Geohazards
👨🎓Editor’s Choice 📕A Critical Review of Current States of Practice in Direct #Shear Testing of Unfilled #Rock #Fractures Focused on Multi-Stage and Boundary Conditions ✍️Mr.Nicholas R. MacDonald, Mr.Timothy R.M. Packulak and Prof. Dr.Jennifer J. Day 🔗mdpi.com/2076-3263/13/6…
New research article: Transformation of geological sciences and geological engineering field methods course to remote delivery using manual, virtual, and blended tools in fall 2020 doi.org/10.5194/gc-5-3…
#Geotechnical numerical software programs that discretely simulate discontinuities rely on direct shear laboratory tests to provide the properties needed as inputs to these tools. Check out these valuable direct shear laboratory test results for granite! buff.ly/3BpJjXA
Today, June 15th, is the last day for Early Bird Registration for the RockEng22 Symposium. We have limited space remaining so be sure to purchase your tickets as soon as possible to avoid disappointment! Register here: lnkd.in/g9RTqEH #rockeng22 #carma
We have received very generous sponsorships & great interest in abstract submissions for the RockEng22 Symposium! Abstract deadline (for posters) is extended to June 8, & acceptance notifications will be sent by June 11. Early bird registration deadline is June 15. #rockeng22
The long-awaited RockEng22 Symposium, the 22nd Canadian Rock Mechanics Symposium, is going ahead in-person this August 8-10, 2022 at The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, Queen's University, in Kingston, Ontario! Full details on our website: rockeng2020.com
Queen’s University announces the re-appointment of Dr. Kevin Deluzio (@KDeluzio) for a second five-year term as Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science effective July 1, 2022. engineering.queensu.ca/news/2022/03/D…
I get a lot of reviews that say my work is not novel and I bet I'm not alone. It's always frustrating because I see novelty where the reviewer doesn't. Rather than rebut every critique, I've written a blog post to help reviewers think about novelty. perceiving-systems.blog/en/news/novelt…
