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5 Jun 2018: would like to propose a new network or contribute to an existing one.

23 Oct 2018: Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, gives an update of the latest CDBB activity and looks forward to upcoming events and announcements.

5 Feb 2018: How are we going to do that? Well, we need to develop new skills, capabilities and organisations that have the capacity and skills to take it to the next step. ... The combination of growing digitisation and emerging new technologies brings unprecedented

6 Dec 2018: 1] New Technologies Case Study: Data Sharing in Infrastructure - A final report for the National Infrastructure Commission. ... Deloitte, November 2017. Developing new statistics of infrastructure: August 2018. Office for National Statistics, August 2018.

18 Dec 2018: To make it happen, we need strong direction and engagement from government and new ideas, technologies and training from our universities.

11 Dec 2018: Some of the new projects that have already benefited from BIM implementation include the new Civil Engineering Department (on the West Cambridge site) the Capella building (a six-storey building containing ... at West Cambridge) and the Chemistry of

19 Jul 2018: I’m pleased that Mark Enzer, one of the country’s most respected champions of innovation in construction and infrastructure, has agreed to chair this new group.".

13 Jun 2018: In our sector, we know that the future will demand smarter, more sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions as default, and importantly, a new generation of digital-savvy talent to design, build ... But the future is unknown: new technologies

3 Feb 2018: In this Blog we hear from the Centre's Assistant Director, Alexandra Bolton, as she describes her role and her vision for the Centre.

5 May 2018: While the MTC has a proven track record in developing new technologies and manufacturing systems for the defence, automotive and aerospace industries, applying and adapting technologies such as automation, robotics and ... a demonstration of on-site

14 Mar 2018: I think it is very important to be aware of work going on at the edge of the digital field so new research outputs that might be relevant can be included.

12 Apr 2018: Those interested in either joining a developing network, or establishing a new network, can contact CDBB via the Expression of Interest form or via emailing research@cdbb.cam.ac.uk.

10 May 2018: announcements about events, workshops, collaborations and news. ... Finally, ahead of the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that is implemented on 25 May, we look forward to the forthcoming Guest Blog which is written by Jacqui Taylor, CEO

31 Oct 2018: It also stirred me to look ahead to the new horizons for engineers of today. ... New sensor technologies in the built environment can collect huge amounts of data.

30 Nov 2018: This new fund will see it partner with our construction and digital sectors to revolutionise the way we develop crucial infrastructure. ... This provides a unique opportunity for manufacturers to develop new and innovative processes and technologies.

8 Mar 2018: Terry Stocks leads the BIM L2 workstream within the Centre for Digital Built Britain programme. He makes the case for building the digital foundations to safeguard construction output.

18 May 2018: IoT only operates using cloud services, however, in Europe that needs to be on the basis of our new regulatory and legislative approach, which includes the mandating of the General Data ... Protection Regulation (GDPR) on 25 May 2018 and the Security of

20 Nov 2018: In her monthly roundup, Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, updates on the Centre’s latest activities.

15 Oct 2018: These solutions will need to be capable of evolving in line with technological advancements, ensuring that any new vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated.

20 Nov 2018: November Paper in the CDBB Publication Series paper by Poonam Yadav, Qi Li and Richard Mortier, from the Department of Computer Science & Technology, University of Cambridge