What civil engineers are reading this week

• An ASCE2027 primer: All you should know about the first ‘Experience’ next March

  ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience will unite big thinkers from across infrastructure to explore emerging trends, technical advancements, and the future of public works.

• ASCE2027 speaker brings infrastructure to life – one pencil sketch at a time

  Legendary author and illustrator David Macaulay breaks down visual storytelling in a video discussion with David Odeh, a structural visualization pioneer. Get a peek of what’s in store at ASCE’s March mega gathering.

• Coalition aims for zero-emission I-5 truck corridor

  West Coast states will collaborate with Canada and Mexico to establish a charging network for electric commercial vehicles along the north-south highway.

• Registration now open for ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience

  Coming to Philadelphia March 1-5, ASCE2027 is an all-new event, bringing infrastructure pros across sectors under one very large roof, along with experts in key related fields like finance. See what’s coming.

• Engineering frms remain resilient amid growing economic uncertainty, ACEC study finds

  Firms are holding strong even as broader economic clouds gather, the ACEC Research Institute’s Q3 2026 Engineering Business Sentiment Study finds.

• Remember the earthquake that hit New York in 2024? Scientists have found the source

  The unusual quake took tens of millions of people by surprise. Researchers have figured out where this bizarre quake came from, and its origin wasn’t what they expected.