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Read more at: The University of Cambridge hosts APESS 2016

The University of Cambridge hosts APESS 2016

2 December 2016

Civil engineering students from around the world travelled to Cambridge to learn from international experts in the field of smart structures for a three-week summer school sponsored by CSIC.


Read more at: Management of structural monitoring data of bridges using BIM

Management of structural monitoring data of bridges using BIM

30 November 2016

The article, Management of Structural Monitoring Data of Bridges Using BIM, is now freely available for download from the ICE Virtual Library.


Read more at: CSIC Best practice and technology guides published by ICE - Available now
CSIC Best practice and technology guides published by ICE - Available now

CSIC Best practice and technology guides published by ICE - Available now

30 November 2016

Four guides written by CSIC’s leading experts across the fields of asset management, wireless sensors, distributed fibre optic strain sensing and bridge monitoring can now be purchased individually or as a set from ICE Publishing.


Read more at: CSIC report for DfT published

CSIC report for DfT published

12 October 2016

'Just how 'smart' is our transport infrastructure?' Earlier this year , the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) at the University of Cambridge was commissioned to prepare a report outlining a series of policy recommendations for the Government's Transport Chief Scientific Advisor.


Read more at: CSIC and industry collaboration is shortlisted for innovation award

CSIC and industry collaboration is shortlisted for innovation award

7 October 2016

A collaborative initiative between CSIC, Atkins, Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail and Network Rail has been shortlisted for an Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Innovation Award.


Read more at: New paper published by CSIC defines Smart Infrastructure

New paper published by CSIC defines Smart Infrastructure

29 September 2016

A new paper that defines smart infrastructure and its benefits has been launched on CSIC’s website today.


Read more at: Mind the gap

Mind the gap

9 September 2016

Supporting the national drive to inspire more women to build careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), we introduce a series of interviews that showcases the talent and diversity of women working in science and engineering with CSIC.


Read more at: CSattAR shortlisted for three New Civil Engineer Tunnelling Awards

CSattAR shortlisted for three New Civil Engineer Tunnelling Awards

19 August 2016

A novel monitoring technology, CSattAR, designed and developed by CSIC PhD student Mehdi Alhaddad has been shortlisted for three New Civil Engineer Tunnelling Awards 2016, the annual awards that showcase the best in tunneling expertise.


Read more at: Ground-breaking MEMS vibration energy harvester paper published in Nature Scientific Reports

Ground-breaking MEMS vibration energy harvester paper published in Nature Scientific Reports

4 August 2016

A ground-breaking paper reporting the experimental observation of up to 28 orders of parametric resonance, which has, until now, only been predicted in the theoretical realm, has been published in Scientific Reports.


Read more at: Advances in sensing will shape the future of ‘smart infrastructure’

Advances in sensing will shape the future of ‘smart infrastructure’

28 July 2016

Infrastructure contributes significantly to the economic and social well-being of our cities, but changing demographics and increased usage means there is pressing need to assess the resilience of our physical infrastructure – buildings, water, energy, transport and communication networks – for the future.


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