Jusin Park
Korea University · 工学
研究室紹介
Professor Jusin Park's research lab specializes in structural engineering and advanced materials, focusing on the development of innovative concrete structural systems for improved durability, ductility, and cost-effectiveness. The lab investigates performance-enhancing techniques such as internal confinement in reinforced concrete columns and fatigue behavior in concrete pavements, with applications in civil infrastructure. Additionally, the lab explores cryptographic solutions for secure and efficient data transmission in distributed systems. The research integrates experimental testing, numerical simulation, and theoretical modeling to address real-world engineering challenges.
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3A hollow reinforced concrete (RC) column has been used to obtain a more economical design by reduction of the material or the self weight of the column. Although a hollow RC column offers a high effectiveness of section properties, it may show poor ductility owing to brittle failure at its inner face. In order to develop a more economical and safer model for a RC column, an internally confined hollow (ICH) RC column and its non-linear concrete model were proposed with the considerations of confi
A laboratory investigation was conducted to characterise and quantify fatigue life of continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) in Korea highway systems. Eight scale-sized specimens were made, based upon results of finite-element analyses and stress–strain curve comparisons. Rubber plates were used to simulate the cement-treated sub-base and the sub-grade below the concrete pavements. Initially static tests were performed to obtain magnitudes of static failure loads and to predict crack p
Asymmetric broadcast encryption (ABE) allows a sender, given the public keys or identities of recipients, to encrypt a message such that only an authorized subset of users can decrypt it. In fully asymmetric settings, where any user may act as a sender, ciphertext generation time and ciphertext size become critical performance metrics. However, most existing ABE schemes impose substantial sender-side computational costs and scale poorly with system size. This paper presents new ABE constructions