Stephanie Barnett, Head of the School of Civil Engineering and Surveying, is involved in developing stronger concrete to protect civilian buildings against terrorist attacks. https://t.co/ZtvGahjvET
Peter Cruddas, senior lecturer in environmental engineering, and Keiron Roberts, a lecturer in sustainability and the built environment discusses the question of why are sewage spills allowed to keep happening? https://t.co/0TVRWMZbVf
Researchers from @UoPTechnology say it is extremely likely we'll experience more severe pollution events due to new and rapidly emerging stressors on UK wastewater systems.
Read more here 👇
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@SouthernWater@thameswater
PhD students and staff are invited to the Faculty's Research and Innovation Conference, taking place of Wednesday 8th June on campus. Enrol on moodle to secure your place. https://t.co/4GxcElVEFh (registration closes tomorrow -
Tuesday 1st May midnight).
Say cheese! Our surveying students recently went on a fieldwork trip to Norfolk, where they used theodolites to measure horizontal and vertical angles.
We are looking for current students to film some videos like this https://t.co/wM8qDQsBd3. In return for an hours work, you'll receive a £10 voucher. DM us with your email address if you are interested.
Dr Ann Coats comments on the ship Endurance, which has recently been discovered after 100 years, and says finds like this one are what drive archaeologists to search for weeks in "virtually impossible" conditions https://t.co/8y37Cba67Z
Are you interested in postgraduate study? We've got an online event happening next Wednesday 2nd Feb 4-7pm. Come and meet our academics and hear from current students. https://t.co/KY6BvIWX7q
New 10 minute podcast! This week experts from @UoPEngineering start a hugely ambitious project to bring the UK's marine history to life. Click the link to listen now: https://t.co/jOPkt02Rkk