9 March 202318:00 - 19:30 GMT
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fibUK: what’s happening? is organised by the UK Group of fib (The International Federation for Structural Concrete). The commissions instigate research on structural concrete and publish industry guidance that goes beyond what established codes can offer. Designers, contractors, academics and clients will gain an understanding of the latest fib developments. Expert speakers will cover what's happening on:
Ladin Camci BSc MSc is ‘Chief Technology & Sustainability Officer (CTSO)’ and ‘Executive Board Member’ of CARES, an international product certification body that focuses on the production, processing, supply and installation of steel products used in the construction industry. Ladin is the convener of the fib TG 5.2 and deputy convener of fib TG 7.5.
Chris is a member of fib Commission 3 on Existing Concrete Structures and Head of the UK Delegation to fib Technical Council. He was awarded the 2016 ICE Gold Medal. Chris is Chair of BSI bridge committee B525/10; he has written Designers’ Guides to Eurocodes and numerous standards and industry design guides. His projects include Dubai Metro Viaducts, New Medway Bridge, Forth Road Bridge and the Severn Bridge.
Robert Vollum is Professor of Structural Concrete at Imperial College London. His primary research interests are in the design and analysis of reinforced concrete members with particular emphasis on shear. He is a longstanding member of various professional committees including BSI 525/2 and fib Commission 2. He sits on the editorial boards of the Magazine of Concrete Research and Structural Concrete.
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A technical presentation illustrating the design and construction of the concrete fortifications in the Channel Islands which were built during the Second World War.
Technical talk on the changes to the design of structural glass elements prior to the release of Eurocode 11.
A technical talk from the Institution of Structural Engineers on climate change and how it impacts on the role of the structural engineer.
This joint meeting between IES and IStructE will talk about injecting new life in our existing buildings - the sustainable solutions to meet the ambitious carbon target.
This hybrid presentation will introduce parametric design as a concept, showcase some of its uses, and then cover ways it can be used.
A joint hybrid lecture between IES and IStructE on eliminating the performance gap: Reducing energy and carbon.
This seminar is a must for all structural engineers. It will provide up-to-date information and advice.
The IStructE Tuesday Group invites you to a tour of Bath Abbey's footprint project with Mann Williams.
A technical talk on the first time that a lifting concrete slab technology was implemented on a flexible road surface, including the factors that contributed to the success of this project.