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Adeem Suhail Interview
This interview with Adeem Suhail was conducted as part of HUF’s Mera Shahar series. Suhail, a graduate student at the University of Texas at Austin, discusses his childhood growing up in Karachi, Pakistan. He describes the city in general, recounts his school days, and tells an amusing story of being “held up” at gunpoint. Suhail also discusses the rapid changes occurring in present day Karachi.Asian Studie
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Fawad and his family are refugees from Afghanistan now living in France. Before the Taliban forced them to flee, Fawad was a singer and Zakeela was a beautician.https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/tsos_photography/1024/thumbnail.jp
Seham Jabr and Suhail Jabr
Color image pf digital photo of Hanna\u27s grandparents, Seham Jabr and Suhail Jabr; (photo taken of another photo in Jordan). Hanna\u27s grandparents were born in Palestine (Yaffa). They were kicked out of Palestine during the 1948 Nakba "catastrophe" and relocated to Kuwait. They raised four children, including Hanna\u27s dad Jay Jabr
Effect of substructure stiffness on the performance of integral abutment bridges under thermal loads
This research investigates the effect of substructure stiffness on the performance of short and medium span length Integral Abutment Bridges (IABs) subjected to thermal load. Various parameters such as foundation soil stiffness, pile orientation, pile type, and abutment geometry on the performance of IABs, are considered. Three-dimensional (3D) Finite Element (FE) models were developed using the FE software LUSAS to capture the behavior of IABs including the variations in displacement and rotation in the transverse direction for the various components of the superstructure as well as the substructure. Field measurements from a recently constructed two-span steel girder IAB were utilized to validate the 3D FE models. Using the validated model, a parametric study was carried out to study the effect of the above parameters on the performance of IABs under thermal loading using AASHTO-LRFD temperature ranges. The study shows that among the investigated parameters, the foundation soil stiffness stands as the most important factor that affects the performance of IABs. In general, the bridge behavior is more sensitive to the foundation soil stiffness during bridge contraction. The results from the study show considerable variations in displacement and rotation in the transverse direction for the various components of the superstructure and the substructure in relatively wide IABs. This research suggests that Prestressed Concrete Piles can be a viable alternative to steel H-Piles for short span bridges. It was also noticed that the stress level due to thermal loading in the various components of the bridge can be significantly reduced by enclosing the top part of the pile in an enclosure filled with crushed stone or loose sand. Moreover, the research suggests that the pile orientation has a minimum effect on the behavior of IABs. It also suggests that a slight increase in the abutment height can significantly reduce the displacement and rotation along the piles during bridge expansion. The research also suggests that 3D models are necessary to capture the behavior of IABs especially during bridge expansion. The research provides simple equations and charts to help bridge engineers calculate the displacement and rotation along the substructure.Ph. D.Includes bibliographical referencesIncludes vitaby Suhail Albhais
Suhail Zaheer Lari, A History of Sindh, Oxford University Press, Karachi, 1994
Boivin Michel. Suhail Zaheer Lari, A History of Sindh, Oxford University Press, Karachi, 1994. In: Bulletin critique des annales islamologiques, n°15, 1999. pp. 154-155
Interview with Suhail Malik
Discussion of art school pedagogies and imperatives in view of neoliberal transformations to contemporary art's status and the marketization of higher education
An SENP7 dependent epithelial signaling in IBD
Raw files from FACS analysis involving T cell populations from various mice tissues
(For manuscript #CELL-REPORTS-D-19-01493
A boom without end? Liquidity, critique and the art market
If the wider economy were to crash, would the art market follow it down? And are critical-political claims for art as inflated as prices? Suhail Malik puts his money on art's (economic) autonom
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