The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), with over 92,000 members worldwide, supports civil engineers and technicians throughout their careers. ICE Northern Ireland supports and represents around 2,200 civil engineers working and living in the region. We help influence infrastructure policy, exchange knowledge and best practice and promote the civil engineering profession. We also provide support, training and networking opportunities for all our members. To find out more about ICE's work in Northern Ireland, or to get involved, contact us through the regional office. For all other information on the ICE, its mission and available resources, please visit the website www.ice.org.uk
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Would you like to become an ICE reviewer? Guidance and application can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eD5-ZGcp Application closing and training dates are here: https://lnkd.in/ecjQ2ybs Below is a great video summary from a reviewer. https://lnkd.in/eYrgs866
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The 2nd event of Northern Ireland Geotechnical Group's 2024-25 calendar (11th November 2024 at 18.15) will be a joint webinar event with ICE Northern Ireland and The Geological Society on the Impacts of #landslips and other #geohazards on #NorthernIreland #infrastructure. The presenters will be Mark Cooper and Kieran Parker from Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI). To attend the event, please register using the link: https://lnkd.in/gfgrmmuk
Impacts of landslips and other geohazards on Northern Ireland infrastructure 11 Nov | 18:15 | online This is a joint event with The Geological Society and Northern Ireland Geotechnical Group Prof. Mark Cooper (GSNI Chief Geologist of Northern Ireland) will present an overview of landslips and their impacts on infrastructure across Northern Ireland. Kieran Parker (GSNI Senior Geohazards Geologist) will discuss geohazards more widely and show how GSNI datasets and products can aid engineers. Book now: https://lnkd.in/gfgrmmuk Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) The Geological Society Harriet Warnock Mateusz Dabkowski Emer Murnaghan OBE Martyn Harvie Wendy Blundell OBE David McCune Ruth Kelly Ronan Gormley
The ICE NI Sustainability Award is open for entry to any civil engineering project completed in the last 2 years and based in Northern Ireland, that demonstrates outstanding environmental sustainability. For more details and to access the entry form please visit: https://bit.ly/3Tekk36 Emer Murnaghan OBE Brenda O'Loan David McCune Martyn Harvie Ciara Lappin Ronan Gormley Ruth Kelly Harriet Warnock Mateusz Dabkowski Mark McGuigan #Sustainability #Awards #ICENI
The Adrian Long Medal is awarded biennially for the best paper which has been published in one of the ICE Journals, at least once author of which is a member of ICE at any grade who is resident in the Institution's NI Region. Please submit papers to iceni@ice.org.uk Further details and award criteria are available here: https://lnkd.in/gQYiVY8s Entries close 5pm Thursday 7 November.
Don't forget to submit your nomination! Nominate yourself or someone you know who should be in the running as our next ICE NI STEM Ambassador of the Year! Enter now: https://bit.ly/3MuF554 Harriet Warnock Mateusz Dabkowski Ruth Kelly Ronan Gormley Emer Murnaghan OBE Stacey Brooker David McCune Martyn Harvie Ciara Lappin #STEM #ICESTEM #STEMAmbassador
Impacts of landslips and other geohazards on Northern Ireland infrastructure 11 Nov | 18:15 | online This is a joint event with The Geological Society and Northern Ireland Geotechnical Group Prof. Mark Cooper (GSNI Chief Geologist of Northern Ireland) will present an overview of landslips and their impacts on infrastructure across Northern Ireland. Kieran Parker (GSNI Senior Geohazards Geologist) will discuss geohazards more widely and show how GSNI datasets and products can aid engineers. Book now: https://lnkd.in/gfgrmmuk Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) The Geological Society Harriet Warnock Mateusz Dabkowski Emer Murnaghan OBE Martyn Harvie Wendy Blundell OBE David McCune Ruth Kelly Ronan Gormley
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It was a delight to present my research at the international final of the ICE Emerging Engineers Award 2024 following on from winning the Brennan Cup at the NI heat. I am honoured to have been awarded first place to become the Institution of Civil Engineers Emerging Engineer for 2024 and to receive the prestigious Institution medal! Congratulations to Afeefa Muhammad Iliyas and Imogen H. for their excellent presentations at the final. I hope this goes, in some small way, towards highlighting the important issue of bridge scour at masonry arch bridges and also to the innovative techniques currently being developed at Queen's University Belfast and beyond, towards predicting scour in order to save these vital structures from collapse. With my PhD submission in only 6 days time, this was an excellent way of bookending my research. Thanks to the ICE for organising this event and to my supervisors Professor Gerard Hamill and Professor Su Taylor, CEng FIStructE FIEI MISHMII MIIFC for their encouragement, guidance and advice throughout. https://lnkd.in/eTCswKFd Queen's University Belfast | School of Natural and Built Environment Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
🎉 Congratulations to Ben Millar who has been named winner of the 2024 International Emerging Engineers Award. Ben presented his research on predicting scour at masonry arch bridges. Well done also to finalists Afeefa Muhammad Iliyas and Imogen Harding. The Emerging Engineer Award promotes and rewards excellence in the originality and communication of civil engineering ideas and research. This year's three finalists were selected from the regional and branch competitions across the international ICE Early Careers Network. Well done to everyone involved! Heriot-Watt University, Dubai Campus Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd Queen's University Belfast Queen's University Belfast | School of Natural and Built Environment Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) ICE ECNet Emer Murnaghan OBE Wendy Blundell OBE David McCune Harriet Warnock
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What made you become a civil engineer? For incoming ICE President Professor Jim Hall, he was inspired by a member who visited his school when he was a child. Hearing stories about projects and combining his love for making things helped him decide that his future was civil engineering. Want to know more about Jim? Register now to watch his Presidential Address online: https://lnkd.in/ePpx6PcY #CivilEngineering #STEM
Fantastic to see ICE Northern Ireland member Timothy McCaughey featured among the 12 exceptional ICE regional STEM ambassadors recognised for showing outstanding commitment to civil engineering by giving their time and effort to inspire the next generation! Timothy won the ICE NI 2023 STEM Ambassador of the Year award - our 2024 award is still open for entries - find out more and get your nomination in! - https://bit.ly/3Tekk36 Well done to Ada N., managing director at Jona Infrastructure Advisory for being named overall ICE STEM Ambassador of the Year. Learn more about our fantastic ICE STEM ambassadors: https://lnkd.in/dKcs-yk8 Fatima Uddin Timothy McCaughey Harriet Warnock Translink Mateusz Dabkowski Stacey Brooker
Deadline approaching - Nominate yourself or someone you know! Help us recognise the ICE NI members who have inspired the next generation of civil engineers. Entries are open for the ICE NI STEM Ambassador of the Year Award. If you are an ICE STEM Ambassador, this is your chance to shine - Whether you inspire through social media, blogs, photography, storytelling, the arts or activities and events with schools, charities or other organisations - we want to celebrate you! Find out more and get those nominations in: https://bit.ly/3Tekk36 Entries close Thursday 24 October. Harriet Warnock Mateusz Dabkowski Emer Murnaghan OBE Brenda O'Loan Wendy Blundell OBE David McCune Timothy McCaughey #STEM #ICESTEM #STEMAbassador