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Event to focus on new approaches to coastal engineering
A free exhibition exploring the world of water engineering
An initiative to promote forward thinking
Explore the pros and cons of landscaped and engineered SuDS.
Stay up to date with the latest thinking on the big civil engineering issues
Experts from across the water sector tackle current issues such as demand management, flood risk and security.
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A passion for mentoring researchers is just one of the reasons why Professor Alistair Borthwick was recognised for his contribution to civil engineering at this year’s ICE Awards.
After recent cost overruns and cancellations across nuclear projects, the government is exploring whether a different financing system, known as the Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model, can get new nuclear built.
ICE believes nuclear is required as part of a diverse energy mix to provide a stable level of long-term baseload power. We welcome this consultation outlining the necessary regulatory and financial frameworks to enable the development of new nuclear power stations.
Edited by Andrew Pepper
Desmond ND Hartford, Gregory B Baecher, P Andy Zielinski, Robert C Patev, Romanas Ascila and Karl Rytters
Edited by Manuela Escarameia and Andrew Tagg
A 100 minute long workshop for a class to explore the challenges associated with access to safe and clean drinking water for people all around the world. From Engineers Without Borders.
A leaflet from Tomorrow’s Engineers to inspire and inform young people about careers in engineering including study routes, salaries and qualifications.
ICE offers undergraduate and technician scholarships to students studying in the UK.
£34000.00 - £48000.00 per annum
£35000.00 - £45000.00 per annum
Extremely competitive salaries as well as relocation assistance are provided.
The ICE Learning Hub is available free and exclusively to ICE members and provides a range of online learning modules and resources to support professional development. It will allow members to access 1,000 hours of content across 400 different activities and a 100 different learning programmes all through the online portal.