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CSIC 2014 Annual Review

16 August 2017

CSIC has published its first ever Annual Review. The 30-page publication provides an informative overview of the Centre’s pioneering work with key case studies and industry news. To read the annual review, click HERE to read the electronic version or here to download the pdf version.

CSIC 2015 Annual Review

16 August 2017

CSIC has published its second Annual Review. Subtitled Delivering Impact, the 30-page publication showcases the award-winning work of CSIC and its Industry Partners through case studies, academic research and collaboration with industry. To read the annual review, click here to read the electronic version or here to...

Head of CSIC shapes debate on a smart approach to 21st century city infrastructure

2 August 2017

Professor Lord Robert Mair, Head of CSIC, states the case for smart infrastructure as key to the success of smart cities in an article featured in the Journal of The Foundation for Science and Technology.

CSIC Steering Group member gives evidence to House of Lords on European Standards post-Brexit

31 July 2017

Dr Scott Steedman CBE, Director of Standards at The British Standards Institution (BSI), has given evidence to the House of Lords EU Justice sub-committee regarding European Standards regulation post-Brexit.

Prof Lord Mair highlights role of virtual reality in transforming infrastructure in Ingenia

24 July 2017

Professor Lord Robert Mair, Head of CSIC, has written a letter published in the Royal Academy of Engineering’s magazine and website Ingenia (Issue 71, June 2017) outlining the ways in which virtual reality (VR) has a crucial role to play in transforming infrastructure and construction.

CSIC Annual Review 2017 is now available

19 July 2017

The 2017 CSIC Annual Review is now available online and in print.

CSIC’s innovative approach to condition monitoring railway bridges features in Rail Technology Magazine

19 July 2017

An article written by CSIC Research Associates Liam Butler and Nicky de Battista that highlights the benefits of installing fibre optic sensors in rail infrastructure has been published in industry title Rail Technology Magazine (RTM).

Emerging Connections workshop launches CSIC’s Transitioning Cities programme sponsored by the Ove Arup Foundation

12 July 2017

The annual symposia AUM (Applied Urban Modelling) 2017 featured the CSIC-hosted workshop, Emerging Connections: Tomorrow’s Cities and their Infrastructure, which marked the first event in the Centre’s new Transitioning Cities programme, which is sponsored by the Ove Arup Foundation.

Infrastructure Intelligence publishes article about pioneering research project WindAfrica

12 July 2017

Industry publication Infrastructure Intelligence has published an article highlighting a collaborative research project that aims to address challenges to the development of sustainable energy in Africa.

CSIC and ICE publish Guidance Paper on Intelligent Assets for Tomorrow’s Infrastructure

21 June 2017

A new report by CSIC and ICE Asset Management group that introduces the concept of smart infrastructure and intelligent assets is now available.

CSIC 2014 Annual Review

CSIC 2015 Annual Review

Head of CSIC shapes debate on a smart approach to 21st century city infrastructure

CSIC Steering Group member gives evidence to House of Lords on European Standards post-Brexit

Prof Lord Mair highlights role of virtual reality in transforming infrastructure in Ingenia

CSIC Annual Review 2017 is now available

CSIC’s innovative approach to condition monitoring railway bridges features in Rail Technology Magazine

Emerging Connections workshop launches CSIC’s Transitioning Cities programme sponsored by the Ove Arup Foundation

Infrastructure Intelligence publishes article about pioneering research project WindAfrica

CSIC and ICE publish Guidance Paper on Intelligent Assets for Tomorrow’s Infrastructure

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