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Les membres du gouvernement ont pris note de la présentation de l'Occupational Safety and Health (Amendment) Bill au parlement, de la prochaine écriture du National Computer Board Act, la promulgation du Building Control (Accessibility and

The accelerometers in our smartphones collect information as we travel over bridges, and this can reveal if the structure is weakening and help us know when to fix it to extend its life

Researchers from the Senseable City Laboratory at MIT report that crowdsourced data from the smartphones of vehicle passengers crossing bridges may help monitor bridge structural integrity. An open-access paper on their demonstration is published in the Nature journal Communications Engineering. Monitoring and managing the structural health of bridges requires expensive...

A friendly reminder that your consumer phone can be a powerful tool in the service of science.

MIT researchers find data collected by mobile phones could be used to evaluate the structural integrity of bridges.

Accelerometers and GPS sensors in smartphones could provide frequent, real-time data on bridge vibrations, and alert engineers to changes in integrity

Meet the UC Berkeley Haas MBA Class of 2024 through in-depth profiles on the extraordinary students, their stories, and their dreams

Members of Islamic State (ISIS) and Al Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) are plotting terrorist attacks during Durga Puja in Bangladesh. This newspaper

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Dr Faisal Alayyan has been appointed by the Higher Colleges of Technology’s (HCT) Board of Trustees as the institution’s new President and CEO.