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For the best possible experience using our website we recommend you upgrade to a newer version or another browser. Your browser appears to have cookies disabled. For the best experience of this website, please enable cookies in your browser We'll as*ume we have your consent to use cookies, for example so you won't need to log in each time you visit our site. The UK’s first flood barrier spanning a pas*enger rail track will form a key part of the £18M Newhaven flood alleviation scheme when it Collapse of the Polcevera Viaduct in Genoa has thrown bridge maintenance into the spotlight, after near misses like at Hammersmith in the UK, with engineers calling for more rigorous, predictive regimes. Structural health monitoring gives as*urance that the 54 year-old Forth Road Bridge is in fine form, while machine-learning will soon be Operators of the Polcevera Viaduct which collapsed in Genoa in August claim the damaged structure can be rebuilt in eight months. We as*ess The civil engineers of the future will have to widen their range of expertise beyond traditional engineering skills, according to research Backers of 3D Repo had to learn to pitch to investors as they sought to grow.  Arup and Mace are gaining a foothold in the South American market, thanks to an agreement between the British government and the Incoming ICE President Andrew Wyllie is focused on the changing demands placed on the civil engineering profession Engineers in the Netherlands have improved rail reliability by taking a new, predictive approach to track maintenance. Cutting carbon saves cost. Five years after publication of the Infrastructure Carbon Review, the evidence is compelling. With athletes competing in 17 different sports over 11 days, in front of 1.5M spectators, the organisers of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Construction clients are being called on to help cut HGV-related accidents.  Winning the design work for a £27M property project helped the two engineers behind Design2e’s launch.