We are happy to announce that GEOLAB has launched its Second Call for Proposals to potential users among academia, SME, and industry to gain access to excellent research facilities in the fields of geotechnical and environmental engineering. This so-called Transnational Access is free of charge and includes technical & scientific support from the hosting facility. The theme of the present call is: ‘Experiments to study the pressures on Critical Infrastructure, e.g., impact of climate change, aging, increased usage, extreme weather events and geo-hazards’.

In our upcoming webinar, GEOLAB’s Second Transnational Access Webinar, we will be presenting an overview and update on project activities; examples of physical modelling of CI pressures; and fielding questions in relation to the presentations and access policy. 

The event will take place on May 19th, 9:30 – 11:00 AM CET.

The webinar will be delivered by University of Cambridge, TU Delft, ETH Zurich, Deltares, CEDEX, NGI, Technical University of Darmstadt, University Gustave Eiffel, and University of Maribor.

To register, please click on the link: Meeting Registration – Zoom

Deadline for Registrations – May 18th, 12:00 PM CET

Find more information on the Second Call for Proposals here: Call for Proposals – Geolab (project-geolab.eu)

GEOLAB is an European network of renowned institutes bringing together six geo-centrifuges and six other large research facilities: a geo-model container, a pile foundation test pit, a static liquefaction tank, a railway track simulator, a large-scale triaxial apparatus and a set of field test sites. The project is funded by the European Commission Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme. The overarching aim of GEOLAB is perform ground-breaking research and innovation that enhances the resilience of Europe’s Critical Infrastructure.

Find out more about the project here: https://project-geolab.eu/

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Dears colleagues,

You are more than welcome to join us in the Geotechnical Engineering Webinars, held by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Shiraz University, at:
https://vroom.shirazu.ac.ir/eng1-9

For that you only need to write your name and enter as guest. The following table presents the title and timing of our upcoming lectures in May and June. You, your colleagues, and your students are more than welcome to join us. Although the attached booklet is in both Persian and English, the lectures are in English (a short Persian and English introduction will be given at the beginning of each lecture). Please find enclosed the list and attached the booklet of lectures in May and June, they will also be continued in the Fall semester.

Hope to see you soon!

Kind regards,
E. Nikooee  https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2365-1132

Thank you for your support to the AGERP lecture series in 2020 and 2021. At AGERP’20 and AGERP’21, we have had 16 lectures and 1 panel discussion that brought together 38 renowned geoengineering experts and a huge audience from 126 countries through a free to access knowledge sharing platform. Apart from the generous support from the experts that appeared in AGERP’20 and AGERP’21, it is your participation and appreciation that largely contributed to the success of AGERP.

In the first and second edition of the AGERP lecture series, we covered quite a breadth of topics related to geotechnical engineering. With the third edition we intend to dive further and deeper into some of the specialised topics in geotechnical engineering. To that end, we are pleased to invite you to the second workshop of the AGERP 2022 which will be an International Workshop on Unsaturated Soils, this workshop is scheduled to be held from 24th to 26th May 2022 (Australia). You may register for the workshop at www.age-rp.com. Program for the workshop is summarised in the attached flyer.

NTNU’s Geotechnical Group offers a PhD Course in Soil Modelling from October 3rd to 7th, 2022. This course provides a background for development and application of the soil models used in continuum-based computer codes for geotechnical applications. The course focuses on soil behaviour, elasto-plastic theory, hyperplasticity, selected material models and their parameters. It also provides some insight into numerical implementation of soil models. The course aims at providing a general theoretical framework for interpretation of the mechanical behaviour of soils.”

For more information:
https://www.ntnu.no/documents/1272524419/1273204284/Jordmodellering.pdf/698ff332-4143-0f11-9725-03f47282d376?t=1648711886989