American Society of Civil Engineers UK Section
The United Kingdom Section was established on January 15, 2025, after its operation as an ASCE International Group from 2006 to 2024.
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Book nowArtificial intelligence is transforming the engineering profession, creating exciting opportunities for the next generation of engineers.
Rather than replacing technical expertise, AI is becoming a powerful tool that helps engineers analyse data faster, automate routine tasks and solve complex problems more efficiently.
Future engineers will need a blend of strong engineering fundamentals, digital skills and creativity to work alongside AI technologies, driving innovation in areas such as sustainable infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and smart systems.
To explore this vital topic, the ICE Ethics Committee, in collaboration with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) UK section, is hosting a special panel discussion. It's the third webinar in a series on collaborative ethics.
The panel will feature Alan Mosca, a member of the ASCE committee on anti-corruption and ethical practice, Ioli Kynigou, chair of the ICE ethics in AI group, and Aman Khandelwal of Metis Consultants, who was an ICE President’s Future Leader in 2025-26.
The United Kingdom Section was established on January 15, 2025, after its operation as an ASCE International Group from 2006 to 2024.
Welcome from Francis Kwateng, ICE and Gbemisola Agbaje, ASCE
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nPlan
cofounder and chief technology officer
Alan is the co-founder and chief technology officer of nPlan, where he leads technology, research and product, while developing thought leadership about forecasting and risk.
Before nPlan, Alan spent seven years as a technologist in quantitative finance, on live trading systems, research and front office in both high-frequency trading and asset management.
Alan has extensive experience in algorithm design and software engineering and holds a BEng in computer engineering, MSc in computer science and doctoral research in machine learning theory.
Alan serves on the ASCE committee on anti-corruption and ethical practice.
ICE Ethics Committee
chair of the ethics in AI group
Ioli has been a chartered member of the ICE since 2018. She has served on the ICE Ethics Committee since 2021. In 2025, she was appointed chair of the committee's ethics in AI group.
Ioli holds an MEng in civil engineering from the University of Bristol, as well as an MBA. She is currently pursuing a qualification in international commercial arbitration.
Her most recent professional experience is on HS2, one of the UK's largest and most complex infrastructure projects.
Metis Consultants
civil engineer
Aman Khandelwal is a civil engineer at Metis Consultants, based in Manchester.
Specialising in rainwater and flood risk management, hydraulic modelling and sustainable water infrastructure, he contributes to major projects that deliver innovative solutions to enhance urban resilience and water quality across the UK and Europe.
Recognised as an emerging leader in the field, Aman is an ICE President’s Future Leader (2025–26) and also serves as ICE North West regional secretary.
He is dedicated to mentoring early career engineers and advancing sustainable water management.

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