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The Emerging Engineers Award promotes and rewards excellence in the originality and communication of civil engineering ideas and research.

The award encourages and rewards the communication of civil engineering ideas, research and best practice in projects and design.

Our activity as civil engineers is key to creating the world of the future and ensuring the infrastructure we have is safe, resilient, sustainable and delivers social benefit.

This section of the CIRCE provides information and guidance for civil engineers undertaking conservation, restoration and extending the life of existing bridges and aqueducts.

How geopolymer injection was used to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete level crossing maintenance.

Using its geopolymer method to lift and stabilise a section of the M54 meant ground engineering contractor Geobear could lengthen the lifecycle of this part of the motorway by an estimated nine years.

The construction industry’s approach to design for manufacture and assembly is to use remote off-site factories. Andrew Watts of Newtecnic says greater use of robotics and local, flexible ‘construction laboratories’ is a better way.

The final saw three young engineers pit their work against each other to win the top prize.

A brief guide for civil engineers and surveyors who are looking at introducing unmanned aerial systems (UAS) into their workflow.

Ramboll discusses the redevelopment of the King's Cross neighbourhood in London, and how digitisation is contributing signicantly to how they design, engineer and construct in new and different ways.

Credible plans to address the shortage of civil engineers often seem to be focused on long-term sustained actions that won’t deliver now but several years in the future. Possibly. New research sponsored by ICE suggests CEOs and the sector are missing a trick that can be actioned now.