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| Opportunity Type | Name and Affiliation | Submission Date (Day-Month-Year) |
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| Webinar |
Islam Mantawy, |
March 19, 2025 | 4:00pm ET | Transforming Seismic Systems through Concrete Additive Construction and Metal Additive Manufacturing. This NHERI Seminar explores additive manufacturing for sustainable, optimized structural design. It introduces Rowan University’s ARC-LAB and two seismic resilience projects: a damage-free bridge system with rocking columns and hybrid braces with replaceable seismic fuses. The session covers testing, simulations, and discussions on advancing additive construction in structural engineering. |
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| Research Grant | NSF - National Science Foundation | August 12, 2025 |
NSF 25-522: NSF 25-522: EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: EPSCoR Research Incubators for STEM Excellence (E-RISE) |
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| Competition | Jingya Wang, University of Delaware |
April 30, 2025 | Dr. Jingya Wang, an NSF Ocean Decade Champions honoree and postdoc on the CHEER project, is leading the nationwide “Protect Our Coasts” short video competition. Competition eligibility. The “Protect Our Coasts” video competition is open to undergraduates, graduate/PhD students, and postdoctoral researchers. No video production experience is required. Submissions. Participants will submit a two- to three-minute video that clearly and creatively explains a topic of interest or research project. |
Read more and register for the competition at the Protect our Coasts competition site: Registration Open for Coastal-Protection Themed Video Competition in April 2025 | Disaster Research Center | |
Collaboration |
Azzeddine Oudjehane Southern Alberta Institute of Technology |
Ongoing |
Opportunity to collaborate on the topic of sustainability and mass timber construction management: 1. Research partnership related to mass timber construction including (but not limited to): net zero/passive construction, project management in off-site construction, VDC of mass timber projects. 2. Curriculum virtual exchange (COIL) in the realm of sustainable mass timber construction management. |
Contact |
Sustainability and Resilience, Design and Construction Technology, Construction Education and Workforce Development, Project Management and Controls |
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Mohammed Hashem Colorado State University |
Ongoing |
Working on identifying the perception and the alignment of stakeholders regarding the PtD concepts and application in the construction industry. | Contact MSH@colostate.edu |
Construction Safety |