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Engineering Department Structures Research Seminars

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The Engineering Department (CUED) hosts a series of Structures seminars for post-graduates, undergraduates and staff. Non-CUED university people are also welcome to attend. The seminars will be at the Seminar room, Civil Engineering building in West Cambridge at 3pm, unless otherwise stated.

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Lightweight Structures: Integrating Engineering and Architecture

UserDr Joshua Schultz, Gonzaga University.

HouseCivEng Seminar Room (1-33) (Civil Engineering Building).

ClockFriday 13 February 2026, 15:00-16:00

Nonlinear Structural Mechanics

UserDr Alberto Pirrera, University of Bristol.

HouseCivEng Seminar Room (1-33) (Civil Engineering Building).

ClockFriday 20 February 2026, 15:00-16:00

Did 1960's structural engineers know more than 2020's structural engineers - unpicking the engineering of Cambridge's iconic Faculty of History

UserEng. Simon Smith.

HouseCivEng Seminar Room (1-33) (Civil Engineering Building).

ClockFriday 13 March 2026, 15:00-16:00

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