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New Thinking Sustainability Blog set up by class of 2016/2017

last modified Mar 05, 2018 05:14 PM
The class of 2016/2017 have started a new blog
New Thinking Sustainability Blog set up by class of 2016/2017

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Every month a different class member will write a new post based on their personal interests and opinions – but will be based on a specific sustainability theme. The posts will have an average read time of 8 minutes. We hope you enjoy reading the blog! If you interested in contributing to the blog or have any feedback, please feel free to get in touch with willvdbyl@gmail.com.

 

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Widening Horizons update published

Feb 12, 2020

Dick Fenner and Charles Ainger have recently updated their 2006 paper (co-authored with Peter Guthrie and Heather Cruickshank) "Widening engineering horizons: addressing the complexity of sustainable development" to examine how much progress towards sustainability the civil engineering profession has made in each of the eight key areas defined in the original paper.

Perspectives on Urban Flood Resilience - Blog

Feb 12, 2020

Dick Fenner has compiled and edited a special themed edition of the Royal Society’s Philosophical Transactions A Journal on urban flood resilience, published in February 2020.

Prof Fenner paper wins award

Nov 13, 2019

Professor Dick Fenner and his co-authors Dr Lan Hoag (IBM) and Maggie Skandarian (Portland Bureau of Environmental Services, USA) have been highly commended in the Outstanding Paper Award by the Journal of Flood Risk Management.

Doctoral Researcher Attends Royal Academy of Engineering Workshop

Jul 24, 2019

From the 28th – 31st May, FIBE doctoral researcher Francesca O'Hanlon attended the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Frontiers of Engineering for Development symposium. The theme of the symposium was ‘WASHing Away Inequalities’.

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