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Timo Harboe Zollner, a founder of Timo Harboe ApS, presents how structural engineers can benefit from using Python to perform complex tasks and automate repetitive processes.
 
The London Young Members Group held this online presentation by Timo, see below:

How can Python help with everyday structural engineering? The London Young Members Group held an online presentation by Timo Harboe Zollner.

The very best of India's structural engineering talent was recognised at the inaugural IStructE Structural India Awards 2026, celebrating outstanding achievement across both academic research and professional practice. The awards highlighted the breadth of innovation, expertise and ingenuity driving India's rapidly evolving built environment, while reinforcing the vital connection between research and real-world engineering impact.

Publish Date – 19 October 2026

At a time when the built environment faces the urgent challenge of delivering more sustainable, resilient and resource-efficient solutions, David Yeoman's new book offers timely insights into the work of one of the twentieth century's most influential structural engineers.

Publish Date – 14 October 2026

If you are passionate about structural engineering and want to play a more active role in shaping the profession, this is your opportunity to get involved. Volunteer for an IStructE committee or panel today.

Publish Date – 29 September 2026

In this first-hand account, James D’Ambrosio reflects on his experience of joining the Young Members Panel and the impact it has had on his professional journey.

Publish Date – 6 October 2026
Author – James D’Ambrosio

From 1st October, the publisher of the Inventory of Carbon & Energy (ICE) database, Circular Ecology, are updating their database to Version 5, which is free only for Educational-Use. As a result, users of the Institution’s How to Calculate Embodied Carbon guide and Structural Carbon Tool should review their approach to sourcing carbon data and ensure the figures used remain up to date and appropriate for any commercial or non-educational use. Circular Ecology have released a new database suitable for all commercial and professional use cases, this is called the IC+ Database. Should users wish to publish their projects carbon data externally, consideration will be needed as to whether you will need to purchase the IC+ Database, however alternative sources such as Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and other carbon databases remain available, and can be used as alternatives to the IC+ database. The Institution’s Climate Committee is currently reviewing the implications of these changes and the impact on future updates to IStructE’s recommended embodied carbon factors.

Publish Date – 29 September 2026

The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) has revealed the 34 projects shortlisted for the 2026 Structural Awards, recognising outstanding achievements in structural engineering across the globe.

Publish Date – 26 August 2026
Author – IStructE

The prolonged dry weather and heatwave conditions across the UK and Europe are continuing to raise concerns among subsidence specialists.

Publish Date – 23 June 2026
Author – IStructE

In this blog, Craig McFadyen FIStructE, and Jack Brunton MIStructE share their views on how early involvement in concept design lets structural engineers shape form, strategy and material use to cut embodied carbon from the very start.

Publish Date – 1 June 2026
Author – Craig McFadyen, Jack Brunton

The Venezuela earthquakes underscore the need to not only to assist affected communities today, but also to reflect on broader lessons about how structural engineers can best contribute after major disasters.

Publish Date – 23 June 2026
Author – IStructE

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2804 Members

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812 Member

34 Associate

10 Honorary Fellow

56 Incorporated-Member

806 Graduate

899 Student

6 Technician

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