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Engineers are vital in ensuring the appearance and safety of the built environment, and are responsible for the design and durability of its structures.
Explore our dedicated resources including case studies, best practice advice and recorded lectures.
13 September, London
Collaborative technology is shifting the way we all work, including how teams collaborate on infrastructure projects. The tools we now have at our disposal can deliver significant time, cost and efficiency savings.
This live video webinar will explore the potential value these tools can deliver, how to encourage an open and collaborative approach to project working and how to ensure that information is managed securely and effectively.
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Structures and Buildings is a monthly journal that features papers on the design and construction of civil engineering structures, covering the design, strength and behaviour of structural components and systems.
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Our expert panels are responsible for helping to generate the civil engineering knowledge and information that we produce. Find out more about the panels and meet the members who contribute.
The panel identifies historical engineering works that are worthy of recording, promoting, and in some cases, preserving for posterity.
The Structures Expert Panel aims to develop and promote best practice in construction. It also works to influence governmental, legislative and industrial policy.
If you're interested in working with one of our panels, or can contribute time in another way, we want to hear from you.
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