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Prof. Eagleson’s contributions to engineering and hydrology are bounded only by his far-ranging curiosity. Areas of research that have benefited from that curiosity include currents and beach erosion,... Read More
While the New Bedford Hurricane Barrier isn’t necessarily “historic,” it's still an incredibly interesting and important structure that’s provided storm surge protection to one of the nation’s busiest... Read More
The bridge carrying Route 44 over Route 24 in Raynham, MA, is a critical asset within the local and regional transportation networks, providing a regional link between Providence, RI, and Southeast... Read More
GEI was retained by Weeks Marine, Inc. to provide design services for the construction of new offshore material handling platforms at their aggregate processing plant in Perth Amboy, NJ. When completed,... Read More
SEI provides opportunities for structural engineers to network and enhance their technical and professional knowledge. If you are a structural engineer looking for an active group to participate with... Read More
As we shift indoors with the coming of colder weather, take time to appreciate the structures that civil engineers have built to protect and shelter us. In this issue of BSCESNews, we focus on “Structural... Read More
The bridge that carries state routes 4 and 225 over the Shawsheen River in Bedford was found by MassDOT to be in serious need of work. At the same time, it is a primary corridor for east-west traffic... Read More
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