Faith Wainwright MBE, FREng, graduated from Oxford University and joined Arup in 1983, when she also joined the Institution. She became a Chartered member in 1987 and a Fellow in 2002. During her career she has designed a number of remarkable projects and currently is a Director and leader of Arup University. Here she talks about her career in structural engineering, her current role, and her thoughts on women in the profession.

Published: 03 November 2014

What are the challenges to super-tall construction?

Skyscrapers, Women Engineers

Claudina Vaz is an undergraduate engineer currently enjoying a work placement at WSP. Roma Agrawal is an associate structural engineer at the firm, where she has worked for nine years on numerous projects including bridges, sculptures and the world famous Shard tower. She has won various awards including the Institution’s Young Structural Engineer of the Year competition, and has been a Chartered Member since 2011.

Published: 29 September 2014

Earthquake engineering

Earthquake Engineering, Videos, Women Engineers

Harriette Stone is a structural engineer currently studying for a doctorate at University College London. Throughout her career she has been interested in earthquake engineering, the branch of structural engineering that deals with structures in seismically active regions. Here she explains how engineers can help reduce the risk that communities face from these natural disasters.

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