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World’s Tallest Earthquake Simulator Tests Limits of Fenestration

The relationship between earthquakes and man-made structures has been one-sided for as long as humans have been capable of building. That relationship is now being tested at the University of California San Diego thanks to the Natural Hazards Engineering Research … Continue reading

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With Today’s Phishing, We’re All Bound to Get Caught

Surely, you’ve noticed them: meticulously crafted emails that appear to be urgent calls to action or legitimate requests from reputable people or popular organizations. You might even be tempted to click on them, much to the horror of your information … Continue reading

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Extraterrestrial Construction: LSU Research Team, NASA to Train Construction Workers to Build on Planets

Louisiana State University’s (LSU) College of Engineering will collaborate with NASA in 2023 to develop methods to properly train a construction workforce in extraterrestrial construction. The collaboration will involve various disciplines, including engineering, glass, construction science, and architecture, among others. … Continue reading

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House Passes Bill to Reauthorize National Windstorm Impact Reduction Program

The House of Representatives passed a bill this week that calls for an amendment of the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Act of 2004. The bill, the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Act Reauthorization of 2013 (H.R. 1786), authorizes funding for increased … Continue reading

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