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Why Bridges Don't Sink

Grady from Practical Engineering unpacks the critical science behind why bridges don't simply sink into soft, mucky riverbeds. The video explores the use of driven piles and drilled shafts, detailing ...
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Fewer people, more machines: Who will build the bridges of tomorrow?Fewer people, more machines: Who will build the bridges of tomorrow?Fewer people, more machi…

Can machines fill the civil engineering gap? The bridge-building sector is testing the limits of automation as retirements ...
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Building Bridges through Science Diplomacy, 20 Sept

The side event during the Summit of the Future Action Days - “Building Bridges through Science Diplomacy: Accelerating progress toward sustainable development”- will pioneer discussions at the United ...
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Chenab Bridge Soars: How World's Tallest Railway Arch Became India's Biggest Engineering Challenge?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Chenab Bridge, world's highest railway arch bridge, in Jammu and Kashmir today, a historic achievement on the 272-km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway ...
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Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building

At Case Western Reserve, we solve pressing problems to improve our world. With the creation of the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building (ISEB), our researchers will be able to take their ...