ASCE members elect Peña-Mora as incoming president-elect
ASCE members have elected Feniosky A. Peña-Mora as the Society's president-elect.
Geopier MythBusters: Installing Geopiers next to existing structures
Welcome back to Geopier® MythBusters, where we dispel some of the Geopier related myths circulating in the design-build world.
What skills do civil engineers need to enter the profession and contribute immediately?
Bottlenecks in the talent pipeline mean it’s more important than ever for firms to maximize their new hires, particularly those entry-level engineers, so that they can contribute from day one.
Field finalized for first ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships
Project Highlight: Layered, light-filled design unveiled for Maryland library
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Policy Briefing: Bills would protect utilities from Superfund PFAS liability
Water and wastewater systems, landfills, and airports benefit from the bills.
Federal plan outlines post-earthquake road map to ‘functional recovery’
A federal program’s aim expands beyond life-safety seismic design.
Project Highlight: Layered, light-filled design unveiled for Maryland library
Undulating terraces will offer panoramic lake views.
Advanced manufacturing and materials could benefit hydropower
Novel manufacturing processes and materials could help hydropower, report says.
Book explores the potential of nondisruptive creation
Ray Bert reviews W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne’s “Beyond Disruption.”
Policy Briefing: House, Senate bills promote energy production and infrastructure
Streamlined environmental permitting requirements would boost energy projects.
May/June 2023 print issue
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New rolling bridge concept opens in east London
The bridge boasts vertical square hoops and is powered by hand.
Is it quiet quitting? Or something else?
Four things civil engineering managers should keep in mind.
VDOT leader recognized with fellow status
Martha E. Gross has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Simpson elevated to ASCE fellow status
Stephen Simpson has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Gramza honored as new ASCE fellow
Matthew David Gramza has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Deeb honored as new ASCE fellow
MariaAngélica Deeb has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
ASCE honors Whittle as new fellow
Andrew J. Whittle has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Trani honored with 2023 Frank M. Masters Transportation Engineering Award
ASCE has honored Antonio Trani with the 2023 Frank M. Masters Transportation...
Hendrickson recognized for teaching, research
ASCE has honored Chris Hendrickson with the 2023 James Laurie Prize.
Becerik-Gerber honored with Computing in Civil Engineering Award
ASCE has honored Burcin Becerik-Gerber with the 2023 Computing in Civil Engineering Award.
ASCE honors Driver with Shortridge Hardesty Award
ASCE has honored Robert G. Driver with the 2023 Shortridge Hardesty Award.
What civil engineers are reading this week
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The first ASCE Student Championships to be held this weekend in Wisconsin
In a new "ASCE Plot Points," a faculty adviser to his university's concrete canoe team discusses the value of ASCE student competitions and how he’s paying off a bet to get a concrete canoe tattoo.
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Supreme Court sides with concrete employer over Teamsters strike
In an 8-1 ruling, the high court said the company can sue a striking Washington state Teamsters chapter.
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UK parking garages could ‘collapse’ under the weight of electric vehicles, report warns
Imposing weight limits or strengthening the buildings may be necessary in the United Kingdom, the Institution of Structural Engineers says.
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'Building a better world for all': Incoming president-elect is longtime Society leader
Members elected Feniosky A. Peña-Mora, who will serve as 2025 ASCE president. Read about his nearly 30 years of experience in academia and practice.
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Partnership results in design of first-of-its-kind advanced water treatment facility
A demonstration project in California will remove carbon using brine and direct air capture technology.
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Scientists successfully transmit space-based solar power to Earth for first time
California Institute of Technology researchers have reportedly beamed solar power from space to Earth without a single wire.
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