CSIC: Data, performance, decision-making
This short film, introduced by former director Professor Jennifer Schooling, presents the collaborative work of the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC).
CSIC: Data, performance, decision-making
This short film, introduced by former director Professor Jennifer Schooling, presents the collaborative work of the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC).
CSIC Hosts DARe Hub's Workshop on Infrastructure, Systems Performance and Transitions
4 March 2025
On 26 February, CSIC was delighted to host DARe Hub’s Work Package 3 (WP3) workshop. One of the major aspects of DARe Hub's work is the development of a decision support framework (DSF) for managing transport infrastructure systems. This is intended to assist all those involved in the delivery, management and operation of...
Carbon Reduction Code Updated to Issue 4.0 (Feb 2025)
27 February 2025
The Carbon Reduction Code for the Built Environment has been updated to Issue 4.0 February 2025. The Code provides a mechanism that enables individual organisations to publicise their annual decarbonisation progress to foster collaboration, exchange best practice, and drive progress toward net zero across the industry...
CSIC is delighted to hear that Alex Swallow has won the 56th Cooling Prize Competition
18 February 2025
The British Geotechnical Association (BGA) has announced that Alex Swallow, a fourth-year visiting DPhil student at the Laing O'Rourke Centre at the University of Cambridge, supervised by Dr Brian Sheil, CSIC Director, has won the 56th Cooling Prize. His outstanding presentation, Grout Injection in Open Caisson...
CSIC is a globally recognised research group in Civil Engineering at the University of Cambridge, it specialises in smart infrastructure and construction by adopting a data-centric, whole-life systems approach supported by a diverse team of multidisciplinary academics. Established in 2011 with support from Innovate UK and EPSRC, it now relies on industry backing. Funding sustains core activities like research translation and knowledge exchange. CSIC collaborates across disciplines and with industry to create tangible impacts. Its overarching aim is to deliver pragmatic solutions to real-world challenges.
Through the University of Cambridge, CSIC is an active member of the UK Collaboratorium for Research on Infrastructure and Cities (UKCRIC) and is hosted in the UKCRIC-funded National Research Facility for Infrastructure Sensing (NRFIS).
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