Parviz Soroushian has earned 21 patents during his long career as a civil engineer. He has published some 200 papers in scientific journals, including articles such as “Long-Term Field Performance of Concrete Produced with Powder Waste Glass As Partial Replacement for Cement,” published in Case Studies in Construction Materials, and “Effect of Helix Geometry on the Performance of Multi-Helix Anchor for Temporary Shelters,” published in the International Journal of Civil Engineering. Parviz Soroushian also co-authored the book Structure-Property Relationships for Cement-Based Materials. He retired in 2019 from Michigan State University, where he spent 36 years as a professor of civil and environmental engineering.
Dr. Soroushian studied structural engineering at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. He achieved his MS in 1981, followed by a PhD in 1983. He remains involved with professional organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers as a fellow. He is passionate about sharing his professional experience by publishing online and in technical journals.
