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Complex and Controversial, Jerusalem Span Takes Shape
Friday, 12.14.2007, 03:43pm

Work is well under way on Santiago Calatrava’s Bridge of Strings at the entrance to Jerusalem. The $55-million steel-and-glass cable-stayed structure has Israel’s longest ever main span at 140 meters

 

NIST Building Safety Efforts Mark Fifth Anniversary Of RI Nightclub Fire
Sunday, 02.24.2008, 05:50am
Five years ago on Feb. 20, 2003, pyrotechnics lit during a concert at The Station nightclub in West Warwick, R.I., started a rapidly spreading fire that caused the deaths of 100 people. Within a week, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) launched a two-year investigation of the tragic event to understand exactly what happened and to make recommendations for change based on those findings.
Dirty business
Thursday, 02.21.2008, 12:07pm
Cambridge University's Department of Engineering is taking part in a project to develop equipment that could help reclaim contaminated brownfield land for housing or commerce.
River Plants May Play Major Role In Health Of Ocean Coastal Waters
Wednesday, 02.13.2008, 09:54am
Recent research at MIT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering suggests how aquatic plants in rivers and streams may play a major role in the health of large areas of ocean coastal waters.
Nano scaffold rebuilds nerve damage
Wednesday, 02.06.2008, 02:23pm
A Monash University PhD student has developed a new technique that could revolutionise stem cell treatment for Parkinson's disease and spinal cord injury.
Concrete leach
Monday, 01.28.2008, 11:29am
New research published by WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) has shown that the leaching performance of concrete containing recycled and secondary aggregates is similar to that of concrete made using aggregates from primary sources.
Extra energy from coal fields possible
Friday, 01.11.2008, 03:41pm
A team of researchers believe they may have found a way of extracting more energy from the region's coal fields. The team of geologists and biologists from Newcastle University and Calgary University in Canada have been studying the little-understood process by which naturally-occurring bacteria deep below the ground converts oil and coal to natural gas over many millions of years.
  » New Energy Uses for Asphalt
  » UB center to research new uses for old tires
  » Structural Steel Prices Pause After Strong Gains
  » Ohio River Designs Unveiled As Funding Questions Loom
  » Research the applications of geotextile products
  » NTU researchers use canvas strips to fortify buildings against quakes


 
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