Engineering Management Group
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Read about what the Engineering Management Group has planned for 2022! Read More
Data is the foundation upon which scientific and engineering discoveries sit. In today’s age, data collection has become incredibly efficient. Read about three project-oriented applications of modern... Read More
Read about the considerations that went into the construction of the One Dalton Hotel & Residences in Boston. Read More
Learn more about the activities the Geo-Institute Boston Chapter is planning for 2022! Read More
As we close out 2021 and start setting our sights on 2022, BSCES asks that members take a moment to recognize worthy colleagues, projects, and employers by submitting a nomination to the 2022 BSCES... Read More
The Middlesex Canal Association, which is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the historic Middlesex Canal, is constructing a new home for their museum and visitor’s center. The Middlesex... Read More
The arrival and installation of record-breaking cranes at Conley Terminal marks a major milestone for Massport’s program to revitalize the Port of Boston. Bala Consulting Engineers, a continual partner... Read More
The A-GaME is a Federal Highway Administration program that seeks to promote advanced geotechnical exploration methods and demonstrate how they can help mitigate risks to project schedule and budget.... Read More
This past month, we experienced lots of great reasons to enjoy the outdoors here in Massachusetts...There are so many wonderful opportunities to appreciate both the natural and man-made elements of... Read More
The civil engineering industry is continuing to trend in the right direction, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
There are situations where the structural analysis is not conclusive and a high level of confidence in the prediction of performance cannot be achieved. In such situations, in-situ load testing can... Read More
The plot of the first episode of The Queen's Gambit hinges around a highway accident that occurred on a bridge in the 1950s. The scene was filmed on an actual bridge, the crossing of Meadowvale Road... Read More
With mentoring programs and innovative lectures, SEI Boston Chapter is looking to the future. Structural engineers can and should be more than just technical experts: we are integral to advancing the... Read More
For the past several years, unmanned aircraft systems, more commonly referred to as drones, have been a topic of discussion for a wide range of inspection applications, including building facades and... Read More
Upon its completion in 1935, the Buzzards Bay Railroad Bridge was the longest vertical lift bridge in the world. Constructed with funds from the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 to help provide... Read More
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