Dr. @LisaTobber's research on structural systems is making our cities safer, more resilient and more sustainable.
“I study how buildings will behave in earthquakes and then develop solutions to make them behave better.” #UBCEngineering
Learn more: https://t.co/DUYF2zePoy
Me in front of model concrete buildings that had previously been earthquake shake table tested at Tongji University in China. Researching disaster-resilient concrete structures is a big part of my life!
@concreteinlife #ConcreteResearch#concreteinlife2022#ConcreteInfrastructure
Today a permanent memorial was unveiled at UBC Okanagan, in memory of the 14 women whose lives were lost in the École Polytechnique massacre.
#14NotForgotten@UBCOSOE
https://t.co/6YVNCqnjRy
Join @UBCOSOE for its annual 14 Not Forgotten memorial ceremony on December 6 to remember the 14 women whose lives were lost in the École Polytechnique massacre: https://t.co/WdRA6bHG5l
Showing off the economic benefits of investing in disaster resilient research to the Honourable @HarjitSajjan (Minister of International Development), Lesley Cormack(@UBCO_DVC) and Phil Barker (@ubcovpr).
Exciting things cooking in the Okanagan @ubcengineering#engineering
A construction and engineering expert at @UBC is looking to transform 🇨🇦’s built environment to withstand catastrophic earthquakes.
@LisaTobber#earthquake#Engineering
https://t.co/REB7jI46G0
Our students have painted the 'E' to rase awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Iran. It is incredible how the @ubcengineering 'E' has evolved into a powerful symbol of social justice.
Makes me a #proud UBC Alumna and faculty member
#WomenLifeFreedom#IranRevolution#UBC
.@BCHousing, in partnership with @UBCAppScience, has announced the Professorship in Resilient Reinforced Concrete Buildings. @UBCOSOE's Structural engineering expert @LisaTobber will be leading research to improve the resiliency of buildings in BC.
https://t.co/YDCipdlSVN
Under current building codes and practices, high-rise buildings in #BritishColumbia are designed to stay standing in the event of an #earthquake, but are not necessarily designed to remain safe to live in.
@UBCOSOE's Dr. @LisaTobber wants them to do both. https://t.co/5MKDvOxLEQ