Civil engineering lectures

The mock CPR presentation workshops allow participants to practise and better understand the ICE CPR process.

As part of the ICE President’s virtual visit to the East Midlands, this panel debate will explore how to balance capacity demands, and productivity whilst ensuring efficiencies as they strive to meet the Government Net Zero target.

We present the first long-term study of the changing rate of urban creep and urban expansion, applied to the case of the Ouseburn catchment in Newcastle upon Tyne. Results show that such rates of increasing imperviousness vary in time, have produced a progressively faster catchment hydrologic response, and can be linked with socio-demographic factors.

Online discussion on climate adaptation and the activities the of ASCE committee

Opened in 1978, University Station in Birmingham was designed to serve 500,000 passengers per year but over 40 years later is serving almost 4 million people per year– with demand expected to rise further in coming years.

What better way to understand the feasibility of an offshore heavy lift operation than by performing a real-time virtual practice run before the actual operations actually take place?

The aim of this workshop is to allow you time to consider your future plans and give you the tools to ensure you are working towards a fulfilling retirement.

Nuclear fusion is the way the stars produce energy. We have tried to reproduce nuclear fusion on earth since the fifties

ICE Benevolent Fund Members, Trustees and Volunteer Visitors are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting which will be followed by the Visitor and Trustee Training day, taking place at One Great George Street on Wednesday 8th June 2022.

Join ICE Lincolnshire for a site visit to the Keadby Pump Station to learn first-hand how the 80-year-old pump station will help to protect 15,000 homes in the Isle of Axholme area from flood risk.

The lecture will provide insights from 35 years of experience in seismic hazard studies for major engineering projects around the world as well as work as an expert witness on several earthquake-related disputes.

A project update on the relocation of Guildford Sewage Treatment Works – the first new STW built by Thames Water in over 15 years.