Man-Chung Tang

• Dr. Tang, TYLI's Chairman of the Board and Technical Director

• design and/or construction of more than 100 major bridges, including more than 30 cable-

stayed bridges, four suspension bridges, and approximately 30 percent of all segmental

bridges in North America.

• June 2000, elected Foreign Member to the Chinese Academy of Engineering. The

Chinese Academy of Engineering (election to the Academy is considered the highest title

and life-long honor an engineer can receive in China).

• 1999 Roebling Award for "major contributions to the technology for the design and

construction of complex and long-span bridge structures worldwide.“

• 1998 John A. Roebling Medal for lifetime achievement in bridge engineering.

• 1995 elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1995 for his contribution to the

advancement of cable-stayed bridges.

• Chairman of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) committee on Cable-

Suspended Bridges and published "Guidelines for the Design of Cable-Stayed Bridges."

• Past President of the American Segmental Bridge Institute

• Dr. Tang is a founding member of the Post-Tensioning Institute committee that published

"Recommendations for the Design and Testing of Stay Cables" used worldwide.

RUCKY CHUCKY BRIDGECALIFORNIA

MIHO BRIDGE

SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE

DONGPING BRIDGE

DONGPING BRIDGE

Dongping Bridge

Dongping Bridge

DAGU BRIDGE

Dagu BridgeTianjin, China

Dagu Bridge, Tianjin

CAIYUANBA BRIDGE

Yuelai Bridge

Yuelai Bridge