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From VR experiences at in-person events to online webinars, there are several opportunities to explore Future World Vision. See the full list of events to find one that fits your calendar.
New research in Physics of Fluids shows the possibility of getting real-time earthquake information from underwater sensors to add more information to risk calculations.
The verification tool, RTDensity, can be used during compaction, potentially improving performance while cutting construction costs.
ASCE’s most widely used standard has a newly released supplement.
Novel manufacturing processes and materials could help hydropower, report says.
Ray Bert reviews W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne’s “Beyond Disruption: Innovate and Achieve Growth without Displacing Industries, Companies, or Jobs.”
Effectively preparing coastal communities for future sea level rise hazards means getting — and using — the best scientific research available.
Proposed bridge design calls for sinusoidal concrete arches that would form a bus backbone for Iceland’s capital area.
North Carolina State University researchers propose a fourth light on traffic signals to streamline self-driving cars’ ability to interact with human drivers.
With vacancies still high in some cities, office buildings offer a chance to add residential units in urban areas, but many complications must be overcome.
An expert panel convened by the Engineering Research Visioning Alliance identifies research priorities necessary to do just that.
See how Future World Vision comes to life through an immersive VR experience.
Stay updated on the upcoming Future World Vision giant-screen film, Cities of the Future.
Create and share your own custom tour of Mega City 2070.