Engineering award for research into suicide prevention barriers

A Scottish engineering and architecture student has been recognised for her paper on bridge suicide prevention barriers.

Fully engaged

Not being able to place teams of bridge engineers on the ground to build much-needed infrastructure may have been frustrating but it has not deterred Bridges to Prosperity from pushing forward its aims. The non-profit organisation has adapted to circumstances and taken the opportunity to engage engineering organisations differently – and in ways that may endure beyond the current pandemic. Devin Connell speaks with José Sánchez de Muniáin

Book review

How do bridges work?

Future vision

How can bridge engineers inspire the next generation, and what business reasons are there for companies to play an active role? Richard Dion investigates

Scotland launches teaching resources based on Forth bridges data

A range of new game-based learning resources has been developed using data gathered from the three major bridges over the Firth of Forth in Scotland.  

Fourth international conference on structural engineering education without borders