Rate My Professor Lutful Khan

Khan has directed several Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT)-funded projects, including 'Pile set-up in Ohio soils' (principal investigator, started July 1, 2015) and 'Effect of Geofabric in MSE Wall Undercut' (principal investigator, started April 1, 2009). His scholarly contributions include nine research outputs, among them the journal article 'Comparison of Heavy Metal Removal from Chemically Interactive and Non-Interactive Solid Phases by CEHIXM Process' (2014, Separation Science & Technology, vol. 49, issue 10) and 'Enhancement of Electrokinetic Decontamination with EDTA' (2012, Environmental Technology, vol. 33, issue 20). Notable conference papers are 'A Novel Method for Increasing Capacity and Enhancing Set-up of Steel Piles in Clay Soil' (2012), 'Enhancing Capacity of Driven Steel Piles in Clay Soils by Electrokinetic Method' (2012), and 'Membrane Based Closed Loop Liquid Degassing System for Space Applications' (2012). He teaches courses in foundation engineering, geotechnical engineering, soil stabilization and decontamination, and flow in porous media, contributing to the education of undergraduate and graduate students in civil engineering.