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UTSA engineers develop inexpensive, smart stop sign to improve driver safety

March 8, 2019

Engineers at The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) are building and testing a low-cost, self-powered thermal system that will detect vehicles, improve the visibility of stop signs and prevent deaths.... Read More...

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Luxury residential tower breaks ground in Philadelphia

September 18, 2018

The Harman Group (THG), a firm specializing in structural engineering and parking planning and design, announced the groundbreaking of The Laurel, an ultra-luxury residential development in Philadelphia.... Read More...

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Survey of Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs

July 1, 2018

EPA report documents the growing cost to fix the nation’s drinking water systems. In March, the Environmental Protection Agency published its 2015 Drinking Wat... Read More...

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Addressing Aging Dams

July 1, 2018

Portland State University study finds it may be cheaper to remove dams than repair them. A new study by Portland State University researchers finds billions of... Read More...

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2018 Best Firms To Work For

November 10, 2017

Application documents are available online for the 2007 Best Civil Engineering Firms To Work For and the Best Structural Engineering Firms To Work For. The deadline is April 20, 2007. Go to www.cenews.com/bestfirm to download the application documents.

CE News and Structural Engineer sponsor the annual rankings to provide meaningful recognition of top-notch firms. The honor of being named on the list is intended to aid firms in staff recruitment and retainment initiatives.
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Vegetated Geocellular Channels Shore Up Embankments, Mitigate Flooding Concerns

September 29, 2017

Concrete or gabion channels are commonly designed for stormwater conveyances with concentrated flows—especially in areas prone to heavy rainfall events and floo... Read More...

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SMPS Orange County Chapter elects LAN’s Kathy Caswell as president

September 6, 2017

The Orange County Chapter of the Society of Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) elected Kathy Caswell, CPSM, as its president. Caswell, who serves as the marketing manager for civil engineering firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN), will oversee the chapter’s affairs and officers.... Read More...

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Wood Vs. Concrete Magazine Cover

September 1, 2017

The Cover Cover image used in marketing Process ... Read More...

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Hubbell, Roth & Clark opens Jackson office

August 24, 2017

Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc. (HRC) opened an office in Jackson, Mich., the eighth location for the 102-year-old Bloomfield Hills-based civil engineering firm.... Read More...

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Transportation

Colorado’s Scenic Byways Commemorate Three Decades of Accomplishment

Paine Field, Snohomish County Airport Wins NCPPP Innovation Project Award

U.S. DOT Announces $46 Million Loan for Austin’s Manor Expressway Project

UAV

Kaarta Gets Financing to Grow Mobile Mapping Technology

NavVis Cloud converts point clouds into interactive, fully immersive 3D buildings online

GSSI Releases StructureScan Mini XT GPR with Software Update

Continuing Education

Balfour Beatty partners with Higher Ed Institutions to develop BIM solution

Webinar Covers Roller Compacted Concrete Pavement

Safety, Project Management, Legal Issues at Forefront of ARTBA Professional Development Week

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Design-Build for Water/Wastewater

Proper GPR surveying techniques

Low-slope roofs

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UTSA engineers develop inexpensive, smart stop sign to improve driver safety

Luxury residential tower breaks ground in Philadelphia

Survey of Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs

Addressing Aging Dams

2018 Best Firms To Work For

Vegetated Geocellular Channels Shore Up Embankments, Mitigate Flooding Concerns

SMPS Orange County Chapter elects LAN’s Kathy Caswell as president

Wood Vs. Concrete Magazine Cover

Hubbell, Roth & Clark opens Jackson office