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CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair to join the Institution of Civil Engineer’s (ICE) Presidential Team for 2014/15

Professor Mair CBE is one of two new Vice Presidents to be elected to the ICE professional body, the other being Zara Lamont OBE. Both will join current Vice Presidents Sir John Armitt, Tim Broyd, Keith Clarke, Adrian Coy and Stephen Fox and will work with ICE’s incoming President, David Balmforth, from November this year.

CSIC's 2nd Workshop on Infrastructure Futureproofing

CSIC’s 2 nd Workshop on Infrastructure Futureproofing was held at the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) on 2 nd April, 2014. The workshop was organised by CSIC’s Dr Tariq Masood, Dr Jennifer Schooling and Professor Duncan McFarlane as part of CSIC's Futureproofing of Infrastructure project. The scope of the workshop...

Other new Centres for Doctoral Training at the University of Cambridge

Cambridge awarded EPSRC funding for doctoral training centres in sensing and analysis

CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair leads new Centre for Doctoral Studies in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment

The University of Cambridge’s new Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment led by CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair, is now open to applicants for entry in October 2014.

CSIC publishes first Annual Review

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. To request a hard copy, please email...

CSIC's Head, Professor Robert Mair talks to the Financial Times' Kate Allen about London's subterranean building boom

As some of the biggest and deepest construction projects the UK’s capital has ever seen take place, the Financial Times’ Kate Allen investigates how the smooth running of London, is maintained by what happens underground and talks to CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair about the effects of the city’s subterranean building boom.

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CSIC's Dr Mohammed Elshafie wants to give London not just a brain, but an entire nervous system.

Infrastructure Futureproofing Workshop #2- call for participation

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) is organising its second workshop around the theme of Infrastructure Futureproofing to be held in Cambridge on 2 nd April 2014 . The CSIC invites infrastructure and non-infrastructure organisations that have interest in asset management to...

Professor Robert Mair has been appointed Chair of the Department for Transport's Science Advisory Council

CSIC’s Head, Prof Robert Mair, appointed to chair the Department for Transport’s (DfT’s) Science Advisory Council.

Infrastructure Futureproofing Workshop, 23 January, Cambridge

CSIC’s Infrastructure Futureproofing Workshop was held at the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) on 23 rd January 2014. The workshop was organised by CSIC’s Dr Tariq Masood, Dr Jennifer Schooling and Professor Duncan McFarlane as part of CSIC's Futureproofing of Infrastructure project. The aim was to gather together people...

CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair to join the Institution of Civil Engineer’s (ICE) Presidential Team for 2014/15

CSIC's 2nd Workshop on Infrastructure Futureproofing

Other new Centres for Doctoral Training at the University of Cambridge

CSIC’s Head, Professor Robert Mair leads new Centre for Doctoral Studies in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment

CSIC publishes first Annual Review

CSIC's Head, Professor Robert Mair talks to the Financial Times' Kate Allen about London's subterranean building boom

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Infrastructure Futureproofing Workshop #2- call for participation

Professor Robert Mair has been appointed Chair of the Department for Transport's Science Advisory Council

Infrastructure Futureproofing Workshop, 23 January, Cambridge

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