A great day of talking #Geotechnics and #Structures on the banks of the Tyne Engineering at Newcastle

Newcastle University announces scholarship schemes to extend support to international students indiaeducationdiary.in/newcastle-univ…

Warming up for the MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University residential field trip with a look over Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle’s full scale research embankment and a trip down the Yorkshire coast looking at slope stability in glacial tills.

Day 1 of our MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University field trip to the south of France. Assessing the Malpasset dam failure. Looking at how the dam interacted with the rock mass. Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Day 2 of our MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University international field trip and it’s all about rock mass classification in the context of tunnels. How big a span is feasible? Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Day 3 of our MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University field trip and we are mapping discontinuities with a view to assessing stability of the road cutting. Newcastle University Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Day 4 of the MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University and it’s been a hot day mapping a landslide. Students learn to identify and record the clues showing past, continuing and potential for future movement in the slope. Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Day 5 of the MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering | Newcastle University field trip and we are picking up on lessons learned yesterday to map another very large landslide with some different features and issues. Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Day 6 of the MSc in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering field trip to France and we are using our field data collection skills to assess the stability of a rock slope with some interesting features. Plus time to squeeze in one more dam. Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle

Wyoming landslide likely triggered by ‘soil saturation from rapid snowmelt’ A #landslide in Wyoming that caused a road to “catastrophically” fail was likely caused by soil saturation from rapid snowmelt due to warmer than average spring temperatures. geplus.co.uk/uncategorised/…

Happy International Women in Engineering Day! We're proud of our incredible community of women in engineering 🌟 #INWED24 #WomenInEngineering

Coal Authority investigates whether M80 subsidence is linked to old mine shaft The @CoalAuthority is carrying out ground investigations at the site of a significant subsidence incident on a slip road off the M80 motorway south of Bannockburn in Scotland. geplus.co.uk/news/coal-auth…

Welcome to prospective students and parents attending our September Open Day! A full atrium for our first Engineering session in the Stephenson Building this morning 😀 #nclvisit Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering

Academic colleagues in @engineeringncl have developed a new model to significantly improve the prediction of life-threatening flash flooding. Read the full article here:⤵️ from.ncl.ac.uk/flash-floods-s…

Have you been thinking about registering for the Planetary Geoscience Conference? Registration is OPEN and is free for members of the Geological Society! geolsoc.org.uk/geofutures #GeoFutures24 #PlanetaryScience #PlanetaryGeoscience #Geoscience #Geology #EarthScience

Our CEO Nichola Tasker is touring the North East visiting universities and colleges - including 2023 Prize-winners Newcastle University and their flagship water security research programme. Pictured here with Newcastle professors Richard Dawson FREng and Claire Walsh. #QAPrizes

Read about our latest project, led by research student Madeleine Tate, on combatting excess storm water in residential areas using #SuDS Planters: blogs.ncl.ac.uk/sustainability…

63rd Rankine Lecture by Professor Kenichi Soga... 🟢 Event Date - 19th March 2025 🟢 Time - 5.30pm - 7.30pm 🟢 Venue - The Great Hall, Sherfield Building, Imperial College London, Full details here - lnkd.in/etsYerga #BGA

Sign up for Prof. (Dr) Anusha Shah's public lecture this Thursday Newcastle University Curtis Auditorium at 5.30pm "Making connections for a nature- and people-positive world" at tinyurl.com/ytcv3f5c or call 0191 208 6136. I am chairing!

This blog by Dr Haoyu Huang Engineering at Newcastle & Prof Wen-Shao Chang University of Lincoln, UK explores innovative methods to strengthen #timberstructures – protecting #historicbuildings & advancing eco-friendly #construction. Read it here bit.ly/3AuDhaI #SmartCitiesAI