Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction

Carbon Reduction Code for the Built Environment

For clients, consultants, contractors and supply chain members

Line of Sight paper

An overview aimed at all stakeholders, both technical and non-technical, across asset management organisations

Flourishing Systems paper

Re-envisioning infrastructure as a platform for human flourishing

Smart Infrastructure paper

CSIC collaborative paper produced by leading professionals and academics

UKCRIC NRFIS

CSIC is hosted at NRFIS, an interdisciplinary centre for research to explore the development and application of novel sensor systems.

Latest news

Forward planning – making resilience a certainty in an uncertain world

4 August 2022

Read the second in our series of Smart Infrastructure Blogs highlighting the themes and pressing policy challenges discussed at the recent Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) and Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP) hosted UK-US workshop ‘ Funding, Financing & Emerging Technologies in...

CSIC Distinguished Lecture 2022 now available to view on YouTube

6 July 2022

The CSIC Distinguished Lecture 2022 titled ‘Sustainable infrastructure for the 2020s: what might ‘really good’ really look like? ’ is now available to view on the CSIC YouTube channel. Presented by Executive Director at WSP and former President of the Institution of Civil Engineers (2020-21), Rachel Skinner CBE, the...

This month's Smart Infrastructure Blog on the role of infrastructure in levelling up – are we creating vicious or virtuous cycles?

3 July 2022

Ahead of the EPSRC–NSF funded UK-US workshop ‘Funding, Financing and Emerging Technologies in Infrastructure to Improve Resilience, Sustainability and Universal Access’, hosted by CSIC and the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP), Dr Rehema Msulwa, Research Associate at the Bennett Institute for Public Policy at...

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CSIC is an Innovation and Knowledge Centre funded by EPSRC, Innovate UK and industry. We develop cutting edge sensing and data analysis models to provide a powerful platform for delivering data to enable smarter whole-life asset management decisions, for both new infrastructure and existing assets. CSIC collaborates with partner organisations across policy, standards and industry adoption to effect transformative change.

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).