He completed his PhD from University of Illinois. He worked for Bechtel Power Corporation after graduation. After returning to academic career, he worked at Illinois Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, and now at the University of Arizona. He is a Distingusihed Member of ASCE and a Fellow of SEI. He developed the Stochastic Finite Element Method and many reliabile evaluation concepts applicable to many engineering disciplines. His most recent research is on structural health assessment. He proposed several Kalman filter-based concepts. He received numerous reserach and teaching awards listed at haldar.faculty.arizona.edu. He authored over 575 technical articles including several well accepted books.       He completed his PhD from University of Illinois. He worked for Bechtel Power Corporation after graduation. After returning to academic career, he worked at Illinois Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, and now at the University of Arizona. He is a Distingusihed Member of ASCE and a Fellow of SEI. He developed the Stochastic Finite Element Method and many reliabile evaluation concepts applicable to many engineering disciplines. His most recent research is on structural health assessment. He proposed several Kalman filter-based concepts. He received numerous reserach and teaching awards listed at haldar.faculty.arizona.edu. He authored over 575 technical articles including several well accepted books.      

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