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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 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

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

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

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.

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 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 :

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