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Institution of Civil Engineers. The home of infrastructure
Why are tunnel boring machines always named after women?

Why are tunnel boring machines always named after women?

Learn about the fascinating tradition that's followed all over the world. 

Dig into the naming trend
Myanmar earthquake

Myanmar earthquake

Seismic engineers Professor Emily So and Ziggy Lubkowski answer technical questions about the tragic event in an accessible way.

Read their explanations
Are you a keen photographer?

Are you a keen photographer?

How would you like to have one of your photos join the ranks of meaningful and historic artwork at One Great George Street?

Enter the members' competition
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Upcoming events

  • Aberdeenshire Bridge Lead
    Type
    Lecture

    Aberdeen roads strategy and investment

    The event will cover Aberdeen City Council’s current and emerging Roads & Transportation Strategy, alongside details on major investments in network maintenance and improvement.  Including information on Aberdeen Rapid Transit, Union Street Streetscape and South Harbour Link Road projects.  

  • Sustainable Infrastructure Optimizing Road Design With Geogrid Lead
    Type
    Lecture

    Sustainable infrastructure: optimizing road design with geogrid

    Malaysia's 300,000 km road network sees billions allocated yearly for construction and maintenance. With a focus on cost-effective, sustainable infrastructure, this talk examines how stabilization geogrids reduce material use, speed up construction, extend road lifespan, and cut carbon emissions.

  • ICE London Early Careers Network 2024 Big Debate 1
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    Webinar

    Professional Review tips & examples for graduates: Professional Review report tips

    This is the third in a new series of online workshops designed to give graduate members practical examples and expert feedback as they work towards becoming professionally qualified. They are led by experienced engineers who have gone through or are currently going through the IEng or CEng process.

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