Researchers at CIMNE's Machine Learning in Civil Engineering Research Group and the Flumen Institute have developed a new machine-learning based tool to classify off-stream reservoirs based on their potential risk of rupture. The work, carried out as part of the ACROPOLIS project, used high per...

In mid-September, CIMNE researcher Pere Andreu Ubach took part in a conference on sand management for beach sustainability, organised by Sitges Town Council [video available]. The aim of the meeting was to find the best solutions and actions to conserve and restore coastal sand, while preserving eco...

Carlos Moreira is a CIMNE researcher from Brazil. He holds a Master of Science in Structural Engineering with a focus on the development of nonlinear behaviour of cable-stayed bridges (2014) from the University of São Paulo and a PhD in Civil Engineering from the Technical University of Catal...

The Goverment of Catalonia, through the Agency for Management of University and Research Grants (AGAUR, according its acronym in catalan), has granted the 100% of the proposals requested by CIMNE in the call SGR-Cat 2021. They consist in grant for support the scientific activity of research groups o...

CIMNE researchers published 166 papers in journals in 2022. It represents an increase of 23% comparing with 2021 and a 30% more, if the average of the last five years is taken into account. The list of the papers is available on the Research section of CIMNE’s website, where it can seen both ...

On November 17, 2022, the CIMNE Severo Ochoa Mobility Program was published, with closing date December 16, 2022. The objective of the Program is to foster research collaborations of CIMNE researchers with partner institutions, promoting the sharing of expertise and the development of joint research...