ANDREI M. REINHORN PE, PhD 

Professor Emeritus (Structural Engineering)

Past Director,
Structural Engineering and Earthquake Simulation Laboratory (SEESL)


Detailed Curriculum Vita

Abbreviated Summary of Curriculum Vita

Consulting Experience - CV


 

General Information Academic and Professional Service Awards and Honors Publications
Teaching Activities   Citations in Popular Media Invited Lectures
Sponsored Projects Mentoring Students and Visiting Scholars Current Positions of Past Students and Visitors Summary of Academic Activities

 


ADDRESS:


UNIVERSITY OFFICE ADDRESS: 135 Ketter Hall, S.U.N.Y/ Buffalo, NY 14260, Tel: (716)-645­2839;  Fax: (716)- 645­3733
HOME/OFFICE ADDRESS:
12 Troy View Lane, Williamsville, NY 14221, Tel: (716) 632­2056
E-Mail:  reinhorn@buffalo.edu


EDUCATION:



LICENSES:



SPECIAL TRAINING:


Operation of Seismic Simulation Systems - MTS, Minneapolis, MN - 1982
Experimental Methods in Earthquake Engineering - University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA - 1983


PERSONAL:


B.10/23/1945 Bucharest, Romania; Married (1968):
Spouse:        Ms. Tova A Reinhorn, BS, MS, MLS, Chemical Engineer, Soil Chemist and Librarian
Son:             Michael Reinhorn, MD, General Surgeon & Bio-Engineer
Son:             Gad A Reinhorn, BS, MS, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineer


LANGUAGES:


Fluent: English, Hebrew, Romanian, Proficient: French 


EMPLOYMENT HISTORY - ACADEMIC


UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO - THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, Buffalo, NY, USA, Clifford C. Furnas Eminent Professor,  2002- 2013., Professor 1990-2002.; Department Chairman,  1996-1999; Associate Professor 1986-1990; Assistant Professor 1981-1986; Visiting Assistant Professor 1979-1981

TECHNION - ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Haifa, Israel, Visiting Professor - Lady Davis Fellowship, 1999-2000; Visiting Professor, University of Pavia, Italy, Fall 1999, Visiting Professor - Theresa Paley Manson Fellowship 1991; Lecturer - Equivalent of Assistant Professor 1978-1979; Instructor (Part - Time) 1975-1978; Teaching Assistant (Part-Time) 1973-1975


EMPLOYMENT HISTORY - PROFESSIONAL



SPECIAL RECENT ASSIGNMENTS



PRIVATE CONSULTING - REINHORN CONSULTING ENGINEERS (Selected customers)


  • SAC - SEAOC, ATC, CUREe Joint Venture, San Francisco, CA, 1997-1999; 

  • JOHN A. MARTIN & Associates, Los Angeles, CA 1993-pres; 

  • BASE ISOLATION CONSULTANTS, San Francisco, CA 1993; 

  • ANDCO ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES, Inc., Amherst, NY 1993;  

  • LE MESSURIER & Associates, Boston, MA 1992-1993; FLEMING Corp., San Francisco/Los Angeles, CA 1990-1994;

  • WALTER P. MOORE & Associates, Houston, TX; 1991-1992; 

  • DAMES & MOORE, Los Angeles, CA 1989-1990

  • T. SULLIVAN/WEST VALLEY NUCLEAR DUMP, Buffalo, NY 1987-1993; 

  • WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CO., Bloomington, IN 1986-1987; 

  • WALT DISNEY WORLD CO., Lake Buena Vista, FL 1985-1986; 

  • WATSON, BOWMAN AND ACME, INC., Buffalo, NY; 1984-1985; 

  • WESTWOOD PHARMACEUTICALS, INC., Buffalo, NY 1983-1986; 

  • WSF INDUSTRIES, INC., Buffalo, NY 1981-1992; 

  • NIAGARA MACHINE AND TOOLS WORKS, Ltd., Buffalo, NY 1972-1979; 

  • MESCO FORMWORKS AND CONSTRUCTION TOOLS, Haifa, Israel 1981-1992; 

  • INTERNATIONAL FERROCEMENT INFORMATION CENTER, AIT, Bangkok, Thailand 1981-1982; 

  • PENNSYLVANIA PLASTICS PRODUCTS, Eldred, PA 1981-1982


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AWARDS AND HONORS:



MEMEBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS



REVIEWER:



WORKSHOPS / SESSIONS CHAIRMAN:


CHAIRMAN, Session on Numerical Methods in Experimental Mechanics, SES, 3rd Annual Meeting, Buffalo,   August 1986.;CHAIRMAN/ORGANIZER, Forum on Structural Applications of Protective Systems for Earthquake Hazard Mitigation, NCEER/SUNY, Buffalo, May 1987.; CHAIRMAN, Session on Seismic Behavior of Structural Systems, ASCE/EMD Specialty Conference, Buffalo, May 1987.; VICE-CHAIRMAN, Session on Hardware Innovations, Workshop on Seismic Computer Analysis and Design of Buildings with Interactive Graphics, NCEER/Cornell University, August, 1987; VICE-CHAIRMAN, Sessions on Structural Control and Isolations, ASME/Design Technology Conferences, 11th Biennial Conference on Mechanical Vibrations and Noise, Boston, Sept. 1987; VICE-CHAIRMAN & PANELIST, 3rd Symposium of Seismic Shock and Vibration Isolation, ASME/PVP Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 1989; CHAIRMAN, Session of Workshop:  New Trends and Applications of Distributed Parameter Control Systems, Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 7-12, 1989.;CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Active Control of Structural Vibrations - Toward Applications”, 8th ASCE/Structures Congress, Baltimore, ME, April 1990; CHAIRMAN/Session on “Seismic Design of Structural Systems”, 4th U.S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Palm Springs, CA, May 20-23, 1990; CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Active and Passive Control of Structural Vibrations”, 9th ASCE/EMD Specialty Conference, Columbus, OH, May 1991; CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Efficiency of Active Passive and Hybrid Control Systems for Seismic Protection, 9th ASCE/Structures Congress, Indianapolis, IN, May 1991; CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Damage Risk in Design of Seismic Structures”, 9th ASCE/Structures Congress, Indianapolis, IN, May 1991; CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Active Control of Space Structures”, IASS-CSCE/Congress of Space Structures, Toronto, Canada, July 1992; CO-CHAIRMAN/Organizer, Session on Structural Control, ASCE/Structures Congress 94, Atlanta, May 1994; CHAIRMAN, “Workshop on Damage Quantification and Performance Evaluation,” NCEER, San Francisco, Feb. 7-8, 1995; CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Seismic Retrofit of Structures,” ASCE/Structures Congress 95, Boston, May 1995. CHAIRMAN/Session Organizer, “Probabilistic Methods in Structural Control,” EMD/ASCE/Structures Congress 96, Worcester, June, 1996; Session Chair, 4th World Congress on Joint Sealing and Bearing Systems for Concrete Structures; MEMBER/International Scientific Advisory Committee of First International Symposium on Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures 96, Oct. 30 - Nov. 1, 1996, Tessaloniki, Greece; SESSION CHAIRMAN/Workshop on Earthquake Engineering - Evaluation, Design, and Practice," Kefar HaMakabiah, Israel, March 97., INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, STESSA 2000- Behavior of Steel Structures in Seismic Areas, Aug. 22-24, 2000 Montreal CA; SESSION CHAIRMAN/12 World Conference in Earthquake Engineering, Auckland, New Zealand, SESSION (x2) CHAIRMAN at "Network For Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) Grid Integration, Los Angeles, Nov. 2000, SESSION CHAIRMAN “2002 Structures Congress, INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 2000.; ERES 2001- Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures, September 4-6, 2001, Malaga, Spain., INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 12th European Conference in Earthquake Engineering, London UK, September 2002, Chairman, Technical Program Committee, 7th US National Conference in Earthquake Engineering, Boaton, MA (1999-2002), Member of Organizing Committee, 7th US Conference on Earthquake Engineering (1999-2002), “Member International Scientific Committee”. - 12ECEE, 2002,  SESSION CHAIRMAN - MODERATOR – ASCE Structures Congress, Seattle May 2003, “Member International Advisory Committee” of STESSA 2003,  SESSION CHAIRMAN 13 World Conference in Earthquake Engineering, Vancouver, Canada, 2004, SESSION CHAIRMAN - MODERATOR – 1st AESE, Nagoya Japan, Aug 2005,  SESSION CHAIRMAN - MODERATOR – 8th US Nat’l Conf. in Earthq. Eng., San Francisco, May 2006, INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD, COMPDYN, Crete, Greece, 2007, 2009; etc.


SUMMARY OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:


PUBLICATIONS:  8 Books and book chapters (co-authored), 133 archival journals papers; 58 papers in edited books; 2 sections in Codes and Standards; 4 Computer software ­ international distribution; 200 papers in conference proceedings; 65 (N)MCEER reports; 120 other technical reports

PRESENTATIONS: 95 invited lectures; 165 conference lectures with Proceedings; 40 Chaired conferences / sessions

GRANTS: 60 research (in excess of $15,000,000), 10 equipment / service (in excess of $27,000,000)  

COURSES TAUGHT: 9 Graduate; 11 Undergraduate

SUPERVISION: 27 Post Doctoral Fellows and Visiting Scholars, 24(39) Ph.D. completed; 35 (50) MS/ MEng completed;  45 Ph.D. Committees/Outside Reader (numbers in parentheses include co-supervision)