Events archive

Event	Event Date	Register
Heavy Machinery Foundation Design Subject to Vibration	07/11/2017 5:30 pm
Impact of Young Engineers in Recent Earthquake Analysis	25/10/2017
Aircraft Impact Analysis on Nuclear Structures: State-of-the-art	27/09/2017 6:00 pm
Seismic Analysis & Design of Structures	12/09/2017
The 16th Mallet-Milne Lecture	24/05/2017 6:00 pm
Seismic Hazard Analysis – Capturing Uncertainty in the Post-Truth Era	26/04/2017 6:30 pm
Base-Isolated Buildings for Controlling Groundborne Vibration: Towards a Performance-Based Design Approach	29/03/2017 6:00 pm
Joint SECED/WES Presentation on Tall Buildings	22/02/2017 6:00 pm
The EEFIT Reconnaissance Mission to Central Italy	08/02/2017 6:00 pm
Insights on Ground-Motion Modelling from a Fourier-Spectral Perspective	25/01/2017 6:00 pm
Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures	25/01/2017
Nuclear Power Plant and Structural Response	16/01/2017
Seismic Resistant Design of Connections with the Use of Perforated Beams	12/12/2016 6:00 pm
Engineering Structures under Fire & Blast	05/12/2016
The Link between Resilience to Climate Change and Earthquake Preparedness	30/11/2016 6:00 pm
One Day Blast Course	08/11/2016 8:00 am
The Global Earthquake Model: Assessing the Impact of Earthquakes	24/10/2016 6:00 pm
Siloquakes – Problematic Ground Borne Vibration	28/09/2016 6:00 pm
Seismic Design of Structures to Eurocode 8	14/09/2016
The 14th and 16th April 2016 Kumamoto (Japan) Earthquakes	07/07/2016 6:00 pm

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