Jasim Uddin Rahat

Graduate Research Assistant
Western Regional Superpave Center
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of Nevada, Reno,
United States

Primary Research Interest: Pavement Materials

About Me

I am a graduate research assistant and an MS student of Pavement Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno, with a good enthusiasm for learning and innovative thinking. My current research is ongoing on developing mix design methods for using 100% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) in various surface treatments of pavements in Nevada, United States.
I am interested in the mix design of Chip Seal, Slurry Seal, and Micro-surfacing; usage of RAP in pavement mix design; pavement recycling methods, and related areas.
Personally, I have been an ambitious person since childhood, and I have always dreamed of making a positive contribution to the world. Being a student of pavement engineering with an immense interest in pavement materials, I feel the urge to learn more and more about its characteristics and functionality. Furthermore, I dream of being a diligent researcher of pavement engineering in the next 10 years.

Research Portfolio

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A close-up view of a cracked asphalt surface with visible soil and dried leaves lodged in the crevice. The pavement appears weathered, with uneven edges along the crack.
A close-up view of a cracked asphalt surface with visible soil and dried leaves lodged in the crevice. The pavement appears weathered, with uneven edges along the crack.
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