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Civil Engineering - 04.04.2025

Politics - Civil Engineering - 13.03.2025
Platform Urbanization Processes and Uneven Effects
Civil Engineering - Microtechnics - 06.03.2025

Environment - Civil Engineering - 18.11.2024

Civil Engineering - Innovation - 14.11.2024

With a digital monitoring system developed in-house, researchers at TU Graz want to help make costly and potentially dangerous mistakes in concrete work a thing of the past.
Environment - Civil Engineering - 29.10.2024

Civil Engineering - Environment - 30.05.2024

Carbon concrete panels developed by the ZHAW are being used in building construction for the first time.
Campus - Civil Engineering - 30.04.2024

Civil Engineering - 26.03.2024

Civil Engineering - 14.12.2023

Science, Health & Technology Lou Corpuz-Bosshart The roads, bridges and highways that crisscross B.C. take us where we want to go.
Architecture & Buildings - Civil Engineering - 20.11.2023

"Building under changing conditions" was the focus of the 6th Swiss Building Forum on Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at the Suurstoffi in Rotkreuz.
Civil Engineering - Materials Science - 15.03.2023
Forget iron reinforcement: VUB engineers create wafer-thin concrete using textile mesh
Researchers and engineers at the VUB research group Mechanics of Materials and Constructions (MeMC) are experimenting extensively with textile reinforced concrete.
Civil Engineering - Chemistry - 13.03.2023

Hubert Rahier, professor of physical chemistry at the VUB Materials & Chemistry research group, has been asked by the Ukrainian company Sheldor to help recycle concrete from buildings destroyed by the Russians.
Campus - Civil Engineering - 10.02.2023

Civil Engineering - Environment - 20.12.2022

Ukrainian building materials professor Viacheslav Troian left his homeland with his family because of the war.
Civil Engineering - 20.10.2022

Environment - Civil Engineering - 13.10.2022
Studying floods to better predict their dangers
A fourth-generation civil engineer, graduate student Katerina Boukin researches the growing yet misunderstood threat of pluvial flooding, including flash floods.
Civil Engineering - Architecture & Buildings - 29.09.2022

For his Master's project, architecture student Jeremy Morris assessed the life cycle of building materials in Vaud Canton.
Civil Engineering - 03.08.2022

Campus - Civil Engineering - 07.04.2022
Concrete Canoes, Steel Bridges Test Students’ Structural Engineering Savvy
Students from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa's Concrete Canoe team paddle in the co-ed sprint races in Mission Bay.
Civil Engineering - 10.03.2022
How Can Deconstructing ’Cities as a System’ Indicate a Roadmap to Decarbonised Urban Mass Movement?
Civil Engineering - 28.02.2022

Civil Engineering - Innovation - 18.02.2022

Swapping solid slab floors for a -thin shell- vaulted alternative could help the construction industry towards its net-zero targets A new vaulted style of floor uses 75% less concrete than a traditional flat slab floor and could help the construction industry reduce its carbon footprint.
Civil Engineering - 02.02.2022
Post-pandemic, urban planners are seeking a return to ’old normal’ in downtown areas
Returning to in-person experiences in February: for more information. Urban planners are not preparing for any fundamental changes to past practices even in the face of changing reality City living has been radically changed by the spread of COVID-19.
Civil Engineering - 23.01.2022
Digital platforms, COVID-19 and the reshaping of urban mobility
Civil Engineering - 12.01.2022
New report on the impact of digital platforms and COVID-19 on urban transport systems
Researchers at The University of Manchester's Sustainable Consumption Institute have published a new report titled 'How digital platforms are reshaping urban mobility in a time of COVID-19 and after'.
Environment - Civil Engineering - 13.10.2021
Roller disco vs climate change: how graphene is transforming the construction industry
Manchester's Mayfield regeneration scheme made history on 12 October 2021, as the location of a pioneering piece of structural engineering, using a new, low-emissions concrete - developed by Nationwi
Civil Engineering - 19.07.2021
First 3D printed and unreinforced concrete bridge
3D printing can be used to build load-bearing concrete structures that require significantly less material and no steel reinforcement or mortar.
Civil Engineering - 01.04.2021

An 80-metre-high skyscraper made of wood is soon to be built in Zug. A pioneering project for which basic research is being carried out in the construction hall on the Hönggerberg.
Civil Engineering - 27.01.2021
City streets experiments to transform urban mobility
Urban Planning scholar Luca Bertolini will lead newly funded project EX-TRA (EXperimenting with city streets to TRAnsform urban mobility) Across Europe, cities are trying to radically reduce their reliance on car-based mobility in order to address sustainability challenges.
Civil Engineering - 11.01.2021

Civil Engineering - 28.10.2020

Civil Engineering - 28.10.2020
Doubly curved concrete roof complete
Together with industry partners, researchers at ETH Zurich have developed new construction methods for building a doubly curved concrete roof.
Transport - Civil Engineering - 13.10.2020

As part of his Master's project at EPFL's Urban Sociology Laboratory (LASUR) , Felix Boesch conducted a survey on the combined use of bicycles and trains in the Lausanne and Nyon urban agglomerations.
Civil Engineering - 15.06.2020
Vacancy: postdoc position B-magic
Civil Engineering - 04.06.2020
Vacancy: Food from Somewhere
Civil Engineering - 15.05.2020
Seven Questions with... Joshua Yee
Civil Engineering - 02.04.2020
University of Birmingham pays tribute to Dr Arun Kamtekar
Civil Engineering - 26.11.2019
Architecture: building on and shaping culture
Civil Engineering - 05.11.2019
’Upcycling’ crowned Cambridge Dictionary’s Word of the Year 2019
Environment - Civil Engineering - 22.10.2019

Sustainable construction in high-growth metropolitan areas is currently a major challenge for the booming countries of Southeast Asia.
Earth Sciences - Civil Engineering - 17.10.2019
UC San Diego at Epicenter of Earthquake Research
A firefighter looks on as researchers conduct fire tests on a building that has just undergone a simulated earthquake on UC San Diego's shake table.
Civil Engineering - 14.10.2019
Knowledge Summit 2 : India - France
Civil Engineering - 18.09.2019
UQ civil engineers named among top global researchers
A University of Queensland professor has been ranked among the best civil engineers in the world for his outstanding research.
Civil Engineering - 22.08.2019

Civil Engineering - 10.04.2019
New York City gentrification creating urban ’islands of exclusion,’ study finds
A new building goes up in New York City, overshadowing the old Katz's Deli on the Lower East Side.
Civil Engineering - 29.01.2019
Innovative UChicago research creates impact, improvement in CPS schools
In 2014, the University of Chicago's Urban Education Institute and Network for College Success launched an innovative initiative to provide educators, policymakers and families with research, data and resources on the milestones that matter most for college success.
Civil Engineering - 27.07.2018

A chance spotting of a pied currawong nest at a Brisbane shopping centre suggests the species is adjusting to urban life, potentially threatening other birds.
Civil Engineering - Mathematics - 16.07.2018
Pioneering Imperial academic among women engineers named in national biography
Event - Civil Engineering - 09.07.2018

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Information Science - May 16
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Earth Sciences - May 16
Ancient ocean sediments link changes in currents to cooling of Northern Hemisphere 3.6 million years ago
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Environment - May 16
Can brightening clouds cool the planet? Manchester-led project to explore innovative solution to avert climate tipping points
Can brightening clouds cool the planet? Manchester-led project to explore innovative solution to avert climate tipping points

Campus - EUR - May 15
Alumnus Joost Manusama is now mayor: 'I think the focus on impact is Erasmus University's big plus'
Alumnus Joost Manusama is now mayor: 'I think the focus on impact is Erasmus University's big plus'
Social Sciences - May 15
Opinion: The Supreme Court's ruling on gender raises serious questions for schools
Opinion: The Supreme Court's ruling on gender raises serious questions for schools

Music - May 15
Trad legends Dónal Lunny & Paddy Glackin collaborate with Traditional Music ensemble on debut album
Trad legends Dónal Lunny & Paddy Glackin collaborate with Traditional Music ensemble on debut album

Social Sciences - May 15
Brightest students from poorest backgrounds face significant social challenges
Brightest students from poorest backgrounds face significant social challenges