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Read more at: Raz Jabary wins Best Speaker/ Presentation Award 2016
Raz Jabary wins Best Speaker/ Presentation Award 2016

Raz Jabary wins Best Speaker/ Presentation Award 2016

23 February 2016

Congratulations to Raz Jabary, a PhD student in the Geotechnical and Environmental Group, who has won the Best Speaker/Presentation Award at the Second Annual Student Interdisciplinary Conference held at St Edmund's College on 20th February 2016.


Read more at: Applications for fully funded studentships
Applications for fully funded studentships

Applications for fully funded studentships

23 February 2016

The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment (FIBE CDT) are currently looking to recruit talented students to carry out cutting edge research within a broad range of core and interdisciplinary civil engineering topics. A number of fully funded studentships which cover fees plus a...


Read more at: Saving our concrete infrastructures at the World Economic Forum
Saving our concrete infrastructures at the World Economic Forum

Saving our concrete infrastructures at the World Economic Forum

10 February 2016

The Department of Engineering was represented at this year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting by Professor Abir Al-Tabbaa, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, who took part in IdeasLab sessions and gender-related events. The combination of such a broad spectrum of people and subjects coupled with the...


Read more at: Professor Lord Mair gives annual Hinton Lecture
Professor Lord Mair gives annual Hinton Lecture

Professor Lord Mair gives annual Hinton Lecture

3 December 2015

Professor Lord Mair gave t he Royal Academy of Engineering Hinton Lecture on 24 November 2015. The Hinton Lecture is the flagship annual lecture of the Royal Academy of Engineering. It is named after the late Lord Hinton of Bankside OM KBE FRS FEng, the first President of the Academy. Lord Mair addressed the challenges of...


Read more at: Professor Mair appointed to House of Lords

Professor Mair appointed to House of Lords

13 October 2015

Professor Robert Mair CBE FREng FRS of the Department of Engineering has been appointed to the House of Lords as an independent crossbencher. As a crossbencher, he will owe no allegiance to a political party and will maintain the ability to take part in legislative debates free of party considerations. Professor Mair is a...


Read more at: Welcome reception for new students and visitors
Welcome reception for new students and visitors

Welcome reception for new students and visitors

12 October 2015

A very warm welcome was given to our new post graduate research students, fourth year students and visitors joining the Geotechnical and Environmental Research Group in Division D at a reception on 9 October 2015.


Read more at: Chang Ye Gue receives the Philip Turner Prize 2015
Chang Ye Gue receives the Philip Turner Prize 2015

Chang Ye Gue receives the Philip Turner Prize 2015

12 October 2015

Philip Turner was an outstanding mechanical engineer who designed a wide range of innovative devices. He made major formative contributions to the design of geotechnical centrifuges for the Schofield Centre. He was a design engineer in the Department of Engineering for many years and when he died he bequeathed in his will...


Read more at: Professor Soga presents Skempton Lecture
Professor Soga presents Skempton Lecture

Professor Soga presents Skempton Lecture

28 September 2015

The inaugural Skempton Lecture of the XVI European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, titled The Role of Distributed Sensing in Understanding the Engineering Performance of Geotechnical Structures, was given by CSIC Co-Investigator Professor Kenichi Soga. The opening day of the conference, hosted by...


Read more at: Talia da Silva wins IGS Student Contest 2015
Talia da Silva wins IGS Student Contest 2015

Talia da Silva wins IGS Student Contest 2015

20 July 2015

Congratulations to Talia da Silva who was selected as the winner of the IGS (International Geosynthetics Society) Student Contest 2015 with her paper "Physical modelling of Geosynthetic-Reinforced soils spanning voids".


Read more at: James Fern wins EMI 2015 Student Award
James Fern wins EMI 2015 Student Award

James Fern wins EMI 2015 Student Award

24 June 2015

Congratulations to James Fern, a PhD student in the Geotechnical and Environmental Group who won first prize in the Dr Masao Stake Memorial Symposium on Granular Mechanics Student Poster Competition held at the Engineering Mechanics Institute (EMI 2015) Conference in Stanford University, Stanford, California.