Earthquake engineering
Seismic hazard, performance assessment, design spectra and earthquake-resistant structural systems.
Academic profile
Prof. Dr. Mihail Garevski
Earthquake Engineering Professor & International Expert
Advancing seismic resilience, structural safety and climate adaptation through science, leadership and international collaboration.
50+years connecting research with engineering practice
Profile
A career devoted to safer structures and resilient societies.
Engineering knowledge has its greatest value when it protects people, preserves critical infrastructure and strengthens society before the next disaster.
Prof. Dr. Mihail Garevski is a civil engineer, university professor and internationally recognised specialist in earthquake engineering, structural resilience and post-disaster assessment.
His career bridges academic research, institutional leadership and demanding engineering practice. He served for sixteen years as Director of IZIIS at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, later as professor and Vice-Rector at International Balkan University, and today leads the Institute for Seismic Resistant Structures and Climate Change — ISOGKP.
PhDUniversity of Bristol, United Kingdom
1994–1995Fulbright Visiting Professor, University of California, Berkeley
2002–2017Director of IZIIS, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University
2010–2014President of the European Association for Earthquake Engineering
Expertise
Science translated into engineering decisions.
A multidisciplinary practice spanning seismic safety, extreme loads, structural diagnostics and climate-related hazards.
Structural resilience
Assessment and rehabilitation of buildings, bridges and critical infrastructure under extreme actions.
Post-disaster assessment
Evidence-based evaluation of earthquake and fire damage, field investigation and recovery decisions.
Structural health monitoring
Sensor-based monitoring, dynamic identification and interpretation of structural behaviour.
Base isolation
Research and advisory work on passive seismic protection, including LRB and friction-pendulum systems.
Climate adaptation
Engineering responses to multi-hazard risk, environmental extremes and resilient development.
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Based inSkopje, North Macedonia
Current affiliationISOGKP
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