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Never miss an opportunity to network

Danielle Goudreau, P.E., M.ASCE, landed a job as a project manager by asking questions, attending conferences, and getting involved

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How COVID-19 affected maritime coursework

The pandemic caused some choppy seas for a maritime academy’s engineering students

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Turtle-inspired dome tops former Tammany Hall

The interior of New York City’s former Tammany Hall was replaced with a modern concrete structure topped by dome that honors the Lenape

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Transit project extends rail to Silicon Valley

The $2.3-billion Berryessa extension project overcame
site challenges to bring heavy-rail passenger trains to Northern California’s Santa Clara County

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2021 AEC forecast: Up or down?

As the pandemic wanes, the architecture, engineering, and construction market will embark on a K-shaped recovery

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New bridge boosts capacity from Port of Long Beach

More goods can move faster across – and under – a cable-stayed bridge at one of the nation’s busiest ports

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Why the AEC profession should avoid jury trials

One word was missing from a single instruction. The result? The parties may spend millions to fix the error

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Are incentives for time savings ethical?

Nothing in ASCE’s new code of ethics directly addresses incentives. Are they okay

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In situ concrete maturity sensors save construction time, money

Piezoelectric concrete sensors are capable of assessing concrete’s maturity in situ, a development that will increase construction site flexibility

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University course teaches sustainability from all angles

Sophomore-level civil engineering course introduces students to the three
legs of sustainability: environment,
economy, and society

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