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Jianfeng Xue

Associate Professor · University-wide researcher directory · University of New South Wales

Quick answer: Jianfeng Xue is Associate Professor at University of New South Wales. Jianfeng Xue shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-17.

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Research interests

Jianfeng is an Associate Professor in Geotechnical Engingeering. He is a Fellow member and a Chartered Profession Engineer accredited by the Institution of Engineers Australia. He obtained his PhD from University College Dublin in 2007. He worked in Coffey Geotechnics (Perth), Tongji University, Monash University and Federation University Australia as a lecturer before joining UNSW, Canberra. Jianfeng is available for consultancy on geotechnical projects. Applicants with H1 equivalent are welcome to contact me for scholarship opportunities. Geotechnical Engineering, Pavement Geotechnics, Slope stability, Reinforced soil structures. Reliability analysis of soil structures, Behaviour of reinforced soil structure, Landfill waste behaviour, Pile foundations, Geogrid reinforced pavement system, Tunnel interaction in soft soils, Soil structure interaction

Frequently asked questions

Is Jianfeng Xue hiring PhD students at University of New South Wales?
Yes. As of 2026-09-17, Jianfeng Xue's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Applicants with H1 equivalent are welcome to contact me for scholarship opportunities on above topics..
What does Jianfeng Xue research?
Jianfeng is an Associate Professor in Geotechnical Engingeering. He is a Fellow member and a Chartered Profession Engineer accredited by the Institution of Engineers Australia. He obtained his PhD from University College Dublin in 2007. He worked in Coffey Geotechnics (Perth), Tongji University, Mon

Data last updated: 2026-09-17 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.

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