For those moments in which you are on the beach🏖️, but still need to calibrate a safety factor… ...it is now possible with the expressions proposed in the latest Open Access publication by Escola de Camins and Engineering Sydney Uni! Learn more in: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Exciting collaboration with Prof. Elide Nastri Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile (DICIV). Great things can be accomplished when we join forces across European countries! More interesting research to come soon...

📣Recommendations for the advanced design of stainless steel frames under gravity and wind loads are out! Check the new system factors and learn how much material you can save in our recent Ann Kvaal, Engineering Sydney Uni and Escola de Camins collaboration. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Han vingut a realitzar la xerrada l’Esther Real, la Itsaso Arrayago i la Isabel González de León de l’ Escola de Camins. Les noies i els nois de 1r s’ho han passat molt bé. Moltes gràcies! igualtatUPC #STEAM #nenesiciència #ciència

Con la participación de los profesores Enrique Mirambell, Alfredo Arnedo, José M Adam @BldgResilient, Nirvan Makoond, IA y Esther Real. Se entregará el Manual de Diseño desarrollado en el proyecto a los asistentes.

I really enjoyed answering infinite questions about bridges, engineering and... literally everything else! To these curious minds that should remain that way, thank you!

Today it was all about free from damage steel connections. Very happy to have shared the floor with our colleagues from Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile (DICIV) at the FREEDAM-PLUS workshop!

There is no better way to spark interest and foster motivation than witnessing world-class experts discuss on something. It was an honour to be part of the workshop, lo g way ahead until we can prevent failure propagation!

We will explain how system factors have been calibrated in the NewGeneSS @MSCActions project for a direct design of estructures in the Next Generation of Eurocodes. If you happen to be in Valencia tomorrow, show up in @BldgResilient!

It is important to ensure future acceptance and implementation of design guidelines by sharing and discussing ideas with practicing engineers at early stages. We received great feedback and new ideas, thanks to all who participated at these workshops!

Because we know deflections may be an issue when designing stainless steel structures, we haven’t forgotten about serviceability limit states in our reliability assessments. Check our new paper to find out the latest results on system-based direct design!

In NewGeneSS we also speak Basque! We have prepared lay summaries of our research for the General Public. Information is now available in English, Spanish, Basque & Catalan. The normalization of minor languages in research is everyone’s responsibility💪 newgeness.com

💻 Online seminars. This week we have shared our work with our colleagues at the University of Southampton and the Czech Technical University in Prague, to make sure the NewGeneSS project reached every corner in Europe. UoSEngineering Study at CTU

Prof Esther Real announcing the destination of the next SDSS! UPC Barcelona!! Looking forward to it!

Great conference at the University of Aveiro. Thanks to Paulo Vila-Real and his team from Eduacero

Great chance to share our work and learn about all the exciting state-of-art research going on around the world during three fantastic days at the SDSS 20222 conference in Aveiro. Time to read all my notes carefully and plan the next exciting adventures ahead!

Check out our latest experimental adventure with stainless steel profiles. You are still on time to download your free copy and learn about how this fantastic material behaves under cyclic loading. And thanks Isabel González-de-León for your hard work!

😢 Three years of a very special project that took me to other side of the world and with which I learned so many things at so many levels. Huge thanks to all involved for your support. This does not mean our collaboration ends here, though!

Muy bien PSIQUIATRÍA INPRFM. Muy bien.

Thank you very much, #SydneyTrains.