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Read more at: How will city infrastructure and sensors be made smart?

How will city infrastructure and sensors be made smart?

15 September 2015

The Government Office for Science publishes CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair’s Thought Piece as part of its Foresight Future Cities project

Read more at: CSattAR is shortlisted for three NCE Tunnelling & Underground Space Awards
CSattAR is shortlisted for three NCE Tunnelling & Underground Space Awards

CSattAR is shortlisted for three NCE Tunnelling & Underground Space Awards

24 August 2015

CSattAR monitoring system, developed by CSIC’s Mehdi Alhaddad, has been shortlisted for three NCE Tunnelling & Underground Space Awards – Design Innovation of the Year, Ground Investigation and Monitoring Award and Technical Innovation of the Year.

Read more at: CSIC to host The International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Construction (ICSIC) 2016
CSIC to host The International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Construction (ICSIC) 2016

CSIC to host The International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Construction (ICSIC) 2016

21 August 2015

The International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Construction (ICSIC) 2016, organised and hosted by CSIC, will bring together world-leading academics and practitioners from the fields of infrastructure planning, asset management and sensing.

Read more at: London's transport: article by Keith Bowers published in Infrastructure Intelligence
London's transport: article by Keith Bowers published in Infrastructure Intelligence

London's transport: article by Keith Bowers published in Infrastructure Intelligence

12 August 2015

Innovation must enable us to work smarter, not harder says Keith Bowers, head of tunnels at London Underground

Read more at: CSIC Annual Lecture 2015: Dr Keith Bowers - London’s transport; infrastructure, value and the case for innovation

CSIC Annual Lecture 2015: Dr Keith Bowers - London’s transport; infrastructure, value and the case for innovation

5 August 2015

Dr Keith Bowers CEng, FICE, MIMMM, FGS is Principal Tunnel Engineer at London Underground Transport for London and a member of CSIC’s Steering Group

Read more at: CSIC Annual Lecture calls for innovation in transport infrastructure
CSIC Annual Lecture calls for innovation in transport infrastructure

CSIC Annual Lecture calls for innovation in transport infrastructure

5 August 2015

The CSIC Annual Lecture 2015 called for bold ideas and the need for change and innovation in transport infrastructure.

Read more at: UtterBerry wins 2015 Constructing Excellence Innovation Award and is hailed as “a quantum step in measurement sensors”
UtterBerry wins 2015 Constructing Excellence Innovation Award and is hailed as “a quantum step in measurement sensors”

UtterBerry wins 2015 Constructing Excellence Innovation Award and is hailed as “a quantum step in measurement sensors”

5 August 2015

UtterBerry wireless sensors, devised and developed by CSIC PhD student, Heba Bevan, will “revolutionise civil engineering instrumentation and monitoring, rendering the task easier to perform, with better measurement precision, and yielding dependable results in real time” according to judges at the Constructing Excellence Awards 2015.

Read more at: CSIC secures ICE Russell Crampton Prize for best paper in journal
CSIC secures ICE Russell Crampton Prize for best paper in journal

CSIC secures ICE Russell Crampton Prize for best paper in journal

5 August 2015

A paper co-authored by CSIC colleagues and Industry Partners, has been awarded the Institution of Civil Engineers’ (ICE) prestigious Russell Crampton Prize, the prize for the best paper in the journal Geotechnical Engineering.

Read more at: CSIC wins prize at the Institute of Asset Management Annual Conference
CSIC wins prize at the Institute of Asset Management Annual Conference

CSIC wins prize at the Institute of Asset Management Annual Conference

5 August 2015

CSIC’s Asset Management team has won a prize for the Best Poster and Presentation at the Institute of Asset Management (IAM) Annual Conference 2015.

Read more at: Ground Engineering article proves performance of CSIC and Cementation Skanska collaboration
Ground Engineering article proves performance of CSIC and Cementation Skanska collaboration

Ground Engineering article proves performance of CSIC and Cementation Skanska collaboration

5 August 2015

Industry Partner Cementation Skanska explains the benefits of its long-term collaboration with CSIC in the leading monthly industry title Ground Engineering.

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