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Following internal searches, Auburn University has selected interim deans for three of its colleges to provide leadership to more than 14,000 students and 800 faculty and staff collectively. The interim appointments follow the announcement of key leadership transitions as the university prepares to launch national searches for permanent deans later this year.
Exciting new research has demonstrated cross-laminated timber (CLT) walls are feasible and cost-competitive with steel or concrete systems in low-rise
Ottawa invests over $2M to support fashion and clothing SMEs A prototype base isolation system for residential houses has been developed by Professor of Structural Engineering Tim Sullivan and his team and is currently being put through its paces on a ‘shake table’ in UC’s Structural Engineering Laboratory. A room has been specially built for the trial with timber framing and Gib-lined walls on a concrete slab foundation. The structure is positioned on top of the newly developed, steel base isolation units. Underneath this, a shake table – one of the largest in New Zealand – is bein...