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9 Feb 2010: Structures Group People. 0. Academic Staff. Dr C J Burgoyne.

19 Feb 2008: People in 2007. Staff. Research Students. Technicians. Dr Matthew Santer. Xiaowei Deng.

22 Dec 2011: Bridge Research Group: People. Current Group Members. Prof. Campbell Middleton. Campbell Middleton is the Laing O'Rourke Professor of Construction Engineering at the Department of Engineering and a Fellow of

22 Apr 2010: Structures Group People. 0. Research Staff. Paul A Fidler. Paul Fidler is the research associate for the Structures Research Group.

19 Feb 2008: Presentations. Analysis of Wrinkled Membranes using Finite Element Modelling . Y.-W. Wong8 June 2001. powerpoint presentation (6.0MB). Self-Locking Rolling Hinges. Alan Watt 8 June 2001. powerpoint presentation (9.7MB). 2006 Department of

4 Oct 2011: 0. Prof. C.R. Middleton. Laing O'Rourke Professor of Construction Engineering. Prof. Middleton is the Director of the Laing O'Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology and a co-Investigator in the new Innovation and Knowledge Centre

4 Oct 2011: 0. Prof. C.R. Middleton. Laing O'Rourke Professor of Construction Engineering. Prof. Middleton is the Director of the Laing O'Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology and a co-Investigator in the new Innovation and Knowledge Centre

27 Sep 2002: Dr Victoria Hogg, Research Associate. Dr Campbell Middleton, Supervisor. People.

26 Oct 2010: Structures Group People. 0. Technical Staff. Si Holder. Si Holder is the technician for the Structures Research Group.

14 Aug 2008: 0. Dr Keith Seffen - Teaching. Dr Seffen teaches the following modules: in Part IIB, 4D10 Structural Steelwork and 4D9 Plates and Shells: Theory and Computation (Theory); in Part IIA, 3D3 Structural Materials and Design; in Part IB, P2 Structures

30 Jun 2008: 0. Dr Chris Calladine - Teaching. At present he is teaching part of a second-year, Easter term course in Biological and Medical Engineering: 4 lectures on biological structures at the molecular scale. 2007 University of Cambridge. Page maintained by

30 Nov 2007: 0. Dr Mauro Overend - Research. Building envelopes and glass structures are becoming increasingly complex as they are engineered to fulfil a wider range of multi-faceted and often conflicting requirements. Our research seeks to address some of the

3 Nov 2010: 0. Campbell Middleton: Research. Campbell Middleton leads the Bridge Research Group which aims to improve our understanding of the behaviour of concrete bridges under load and to develop new analysis techniques for assessing the strength and

30 Nov 2007: 0. Dr Chris Morley - Research Interests. He has always been interested in plasticity theory, and especially in its application to reinforced concrete structures, either to predict the collapse load of a given structure or to design reinforcement

26 Oct 2010: Structures Group People. 0. Research Students. Name. Supervisor. Room. Tel. Email.

19 Feb 2008: New Approaches to Structural Mechanics, Shells and Biological Structures (ed H.R. Drew and S. Pellegrino). ed S. Pellegrino). IUTAM-IASS Symposium on Deployable Structures: Theory and Applications. (ed S. Pellegrino and S.D. Guest). 2006 Department

14 Aug 2008: 0. Dr Keith Seffen. Senior Lecturer in Structural Engineering. Department of Engineering. University of Cambridge. Trumpington Street. Cambridge, CB2 1 PZ. United Kingdom. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 364137. Fax: 44 (0) 1223 332662. Email: kas14. cam.ac.uk.

30 Jun 2008: 0. Dr Chris Calladine - Research Interests. Thin-shell structures in general; and their buckling and vibrational behaviour in particular. Irreversible thermal and other buckling phenomena in submarine pipelines. Biological micro-scale mechanics :

20 Feb 2008: 0. Dr Keith Seffen. Dr Seffen's research considers reconfigurability in structures, for realising novel expeditious properties and functionality; please consult his personal WWW pages for more detail. Dr Seffen is a member of the American Institute

30 Nov 2007: 0. Dr Chris Morley - Teaching. Over the years, Chris has been involved in teaching a wide range of aspects of civil and structural engineering, from basic structural mechanics, through surveying, to thin-walled structures and stability. In recent

9 Feb 2010: 0. Dr Mauro Overend. Lecturer in in Building Engineering Design. Department of Engineering. University of Cambridge. Trumpington Street. Cambridge, CB2 1 PZ. United Kingdom. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 332659. Fax: 44 (0) 1223 332662. Email: mo318. Glass &

30 Jul 2008: 0. Dr Chris Calladine. Emeritus Professor of Structural Mechanics. Department of Engineering. University of Cambridge. Trumpington Street. Cambridge, CB2 1 PZ. United Kingdom. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 246742. Fax: 44 (0) 1223 332662. Email: crc.

19 Feb 2008: Movies. Royal Institution 2003 Lecture. 35.6MB). 15.8MB mpeg). Gravity Compensation System. deployment sequence (3.9MB Quicktime movie). details (3.3MB Quicktime movie). Offset Collapsible Rib-Tensioned Surface (CRTS) Reflector. (4.4MB avi). Solid

5 Oct 2010: 0. Dr Chris Morley. Senior Lecturer in Concrete Structures. Department of Engineering. University of Cambridge. Trumpington Street. Cambridge, CB2 1 PZ. United Kingdom. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 32672. Fax: 44 (0) 1223 332662. Email: ctm11. eng.cam.ac.uk.

30 Nov 2007: 0. Dr Mauro Overend - Publications. Haldimann, M., Luible, A., Overend, M. Structural Use of Glass. Structural Engineering Document SED, International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering IABSE, Zürich. Forthcoming 2008. Zammit K.,

16 Jul 2010: 0. Campbell Middleton: Presentations. 2010. Internatinal Summer School, Cambridge, UK. JBS Executive Education - presentation to Yunnan Construction, Cambridge UK. LoBEG Annual General Meeting, London, UK. Bestech User Conference, Brimingham, UK.

22 Dec 2011: Bridge Research Group. Introduction. The Bridge Research Group is a subgroup of researchers within the wider Structures Group. It investigates a wide range of problems related to bridge engineering, with particular emphasis on yield-line analysis

12 Oct 2010: the serving arm of tennis players) and people with broken legs need to exercise to prevent loss of bone structure. ... The collapse was catastrophic, killing two people and injuring four more, and occurred under virtually no traffic load during benign

22 Dec 2011: Bridge Research Group: Publications. 2010. Jackson, A.M. Modelling the collapse behaviour of reinforced concrete slabs, PhD dissertation. University of Cambridge, October 2010. Bennett, P.J., Soga, K., Wassell, I.J., Fidler, P.R.A., Abe, K.,

11 Jul 2007: On Sept. 30th 2006, five people were killed in the sudden collapse of a highway bridge in Laval, Quebec due to the shear failure of a thick concrete slab not containing

19 Feb 2008: Projects. Click on the photos below to see some examples of our work. Some of the links point to pdf files and you may wish to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader.. 2006 Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge. S. Pellegrino - pellegrino@eng

22 Aug 2001: People whoperform triaxial tests will find that 1:his is not a difficult way to plot their test data.

17 Aug 2001: It is the earlier work of others; people like him. “doivent seulement chercher à perfectionner ce qui des mains plus habiles ont crée.” The lateral earth pressure equation written in section

28 Feb 2002: northern India has put many millions of people at risk when these large earthquakes strike.

17 Aug 2001: 4. and epicentre in Golcuk on August 17, 1999. During the main shock, 17000 people. ... and epicentre in Golcuk on August 17, 1999. During the main shock, 17000 people.

21 Mar 2001: Design and Testing of a 1.5 m. Offset CRTS Demonstrator. C.Y. Lai and S. Pellegrino. CUED/D-STRUCT/TR193. European Space Agency Contractor Report. The work presented in this report was carried out under an ESA contract. Responsibility for its

7 May 2002: Thefirst feature is an apparent solidity or strength, which tempts people to build levees on anapparently firm overburden layer. ... It) tempts people to build housing estates on apparently solid silty (quick) claywhich is slightly cemented or bonded

17 Aug 2001: Since then, the Vortex Tube has become much betterknown to technical people.

4 Mar 2002: northern India has put many millions of people at risk when these large earthquakes strike.

29 Mar 2004: Also, two people had to holdthe upper ends of the back surface.

30 Nov 2007: 0. Dr Chris Morley. Supervision of research students. 1969 - 1971 J.L.Clarke Ph.D. thesis 1971 Composite plates with stud shear connectors. 1969 - 1972 S.Rajendran Ph.D. thesis 1972 The strength of reinforced concrete slab elements. 1971 - 1973 R.J.S

27 May 2011: 0. Campbell Middleton: Publications. 2011. Hada, A., Soga, K., Middleton, C.R., Hoult, N.A., Fidler, P.R.A., Bennett, P.J., Leung, K., Bachir, A., Condition Monitoring System for Railway Structures in Hammersmith, Ninth World Congress on Railway

2 Jul 2007: What groups of people would you need to consider when designing a stadium?

3 Mar 2003: Tables 2 and 3 show recommended minimum separations between piling works and people or structures which have been calculated by combining Equation 10 with the Eurocode limits shown in Figures 3 ... Table 2: Recommended minimum separations between people

2 Jul 2007: A Double Decker bus can take around 80 people when it’s full, so the stadium can fit 1025 full Double Decker bus loads. ... What groups of people would you need to consider when. designing a stadium.

21 Aug 2008: 0. Dr Chris Calladine - Publications. PROFESSOR C.R. CALLADINE - LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 1. C.R. Calladine, 'The steady creep of shells ; a method of analysis'. Proc. Symp. Nuclear Reactors and Pressure Vessels, Glasgow (Butterworths), 411-431 (1960).

27 Jan 2009: Robert is truly one of the good guys. He is always friendlyand hospitable, always polite and generous, and always inter-ested in the people he meets. ... He is invariably calm andrelaxed, and puts people at ease. He is exceptionally wellorganised, a

19 Feb 2008: Laboratory photo album. 6th Gossamer Forum Best Paper Award, Newport, RI 2006. Reunion in Malaysia Summer 2003. DSL bowling team and dinner, December 2003. DSL group 2000. 2006 Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge. S. Pellegrino -

22 Dec 2011: Bridge Research Group: Research. Plastic analysis. Traditional elastic methods of analysis, such as grillage and finite-element analyses, have often been shown to produce overly conservative (albeit safe) estimates of the load-carrying capacity of

11 Jan 2008: Introduction. Deployable structures technologies are used for booms, solar arrays, and antennas on spacecraft; for portable shelters and retractable roofs;and for kinetic exhibition displays. In the past, these technologies have been developed by