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The climate emergency is the greatest threat to our planet. Structural engineers have a responsibility to help mitigate its effects by changing the way buildings and infrastructure are designed, commissioned and constructed.
As structural engineers, being aware of the latest challenges that are at the forefront of developments and innovations within the built environment, is key.
It has never been more important for structural engineers to be competent in the use of digital tools and demonstrate an awareness of the potential risks and opportunities digital systems can bring.
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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.
As we mark International Women in Engineering Day 2026, we take the opportunity to reflect on the women whose determination, intellect and resilience helped shape the global structural engineering profession. Their stories are not simply historical milestones; they are reminders of how far we have come, and how their legacies helped lead the way.
Dr Rwayda Al-Hamd MIStructE shares her views on AI and engineering intelligence for International Women in Engineering Day 2026
To celebrate 50 years of Oasys, Peter Debney reviews innovation and structural engineering progress during his time at Arup.
This lecture explores the delivery of an award‑winning, earthquake‑resistant project in rural Rwanda, examining context‑specific challenges of working with local materials in a seismic zone while building skills, supply chains, and lasting community impact.
The Climate Emergency Task Group help the profession to tackle climate breakdown. Their 2025-6 report reviews the group’s activities through the year.
Teaching engineering through images: how construction illustrations shaped two disciplines.
Read award-winning papers and discover members recognised for their commitment to the Institution.