Recorded lectures

This year’s Gerald Lacey lecture will be delivered by World Bank water resources specialist, IJsbrand de Jong. The event will focus on how irrigation in India has changed and how public irrigation agencies can become more accountable and sustainable.

The geotechnical peculiarities of the materials found on steelwork sites are discussed, along with innovative solutions to manage the materials and avoid problems experienced in the past.

Join ICE Nottingham, Leicester, Derby (NLD) branch for this presentation on the Broadland Futures Initiative (BFI).

Paul Hughes talks about how serving in the Royal Engineers has complemented his civil engineering career in local government highways structures.

Join ICE East Midlands for this joint webinar with Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM).

Kate Doodson, Digital transformation expert, explores three of the most important technology trends that will impact on the work of civil engineers in the next decade. 

This event is part of the annual Thomas Telford Prestige paper series, showcasing award winning papers from the previous year. The Speakers and authors of the paper also won the Coopers Hill Memorial Prize at the ICE Awards Ceremony 2021.

This seminar discusses the latest approaches and technologies to manage the effects of dredging activities, using actual case studies from around the world.

The event will focus on navigational risk and will feature two speakers.

Explore recent project work from the UK which used government innovation funding to develop a set of productised modular components for bridge substructures.

Professor Colin Taylor will explore the learning science and psychology that underpins our transition to a new mindset that will enable us to create, and flourish in, a decarbonised future.

HS2 is a state-of-the-art, high-speed line critical for the UK’s low carbon transport future. It will provide much-needed rail capacity across the country, and is integral to rail projects in the North and Midlands – helping rebalance the UK economy.