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Jin-Song Pei

Jin-Song Pei earned her doctoral degree from Columbia University in 2001 and joined the faculty of the OU School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science in July 2002.

Dr. Pei’s research interests are multidisciplinary, centering on modeling nonlinear dynamical systems using real world data measurements. Her passion, experience, and expertise reside in the application of advanced computational and scientific machine learning methods for modeling and simulation toward addressing the societal grand challenges of infrastructure renewal, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and building sustainable and resilient environments. The broad utility of her work is in structural, mechanical, aerospace, and biomechanical engineering to enable damage detection, damage prognosis, control, digital twins, and more. Dr. Pei’s team studies the mechanical counterparts of memristors, memcapacitors, and more, which form a new family of hysteresis models, called mem-models, with new physical insights and improved computational efficiency. Besides mem-models, Dr. Pei has made a novel contribution to interpretable machine learning for nonlinear function approximation.

Jin-Song Pei, Ph.D.

Jinsong Pei, Ph.D.

Technical Areas 
Engineering mechanics, structural engineering

Research Interests
Nonlinear dynamical system, nonlinear hysteresis, nonlinear system identification, memristors, memcapacitors, function approximation, artificial neural network, constructive method, piecewise smooth model, hybrid dynamical system, FPGA-based computation, embedded algorithm, structural health monitoring, damage detection, structural dynamics and earthquake engineering.

Contact Information
Email:  jspei@ou.edu
Phone:  405.325.4272

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