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Structural Health Monitoring

Workshop: Advances In Design, Evaluation and Applications. The ability to monitor structural health is fast becoming an important aspect of intelligent buildings for existing and future civil structur

News from Photonics Cluster (UK) (29 March 2004)

Major Report On Utilities Contracting Market

Utilities Contracting Market, UK 2004, a major review of the UK Utilities Contracting Market, has been published by AMA Research.

News from AMA Research (26 March 2004)

New Directory For Construction Suppliers

The new 'Construct UK Handbook' has been exclusively produced to support the sales and marketing campaigns of the construction industry's service providers and product manufacturers.

News from Construct UK (26 March 2004)

askTRADA brings in 13,000 visitors a month

More than 5,000 architects, engineers and other industry professionals have registered for free access to the core information on askTRADA, the Timber Resear

News from Timber Research and Development Association (26 March 2004)

First Ever Directory For Construction Suppliers

The new 'Construct UK Handbook' has been exclusively produced to support the sales and marketing campaigns of the construction industry's service providers and product manufacturers.

News from Construct UK (22 March 2004)

Construction Minister At ITCBP Annual Conference

Minister For Construction has been invited to address the ITCBP Annual Conference 2004 - Building Business Success from IT.

News from IT Construction Best Practice (24 February 2004)

Instant Replay For Materials Testing

User application article Live action recording of materials testing events for training and detailed analysis purposes is now available on the latest version of NEXYGEN MT instrument control software from Lloyd Instruments.

News from Lloyd Instruments (12 February 2004)

New Role For Karen Prendergast Within BM TRADA

Karen Prendergast, formerly Internal Systems Assistant, will take on a more strategic and focused role as Marketing and Sales Manager.

News from Timber Research and Development Association (12 February 2004)

Register For Free Access To askTRADA

TRADA, the Timber Research and Development Association has opened up the core technical information on its askTRADA website (www.asktrada.co.uk) to non-members.

News from Timber Research and Development Association (10 February 2004)

Major Report On The Wall Cladding Market

AMA Research have published their latest review of the UK Wall Cladding Market 2003.

News from AMA Research (16 January 2004)

New Materials Testing Catalogue

Lloyd Instruments has produced a new Materials Testing Solutions catalogue for easy ordering from its vast choice of test instruments and accessories.

News from Lloyd Instruments ( 8 January 2004)

Guides From ITCBP Demystifies New Technologies

A new range of free booklets from IT Construction Best Practice (ITCBP). provide a user-friendly, practical introduction to the latest technologies shaping the UK construction industry.

News from IT Construction Best Practice (25 December 2003)

Peter Ross Is New TRADA President

Peter Ross, Consultant to Ove Arup and Partners, has been appointed Timber Research and Development Association (TRADA) President with the unanimous support of the Board.

News from Timber Research and Development Association (15 December 2003)

Construction Fails To Measure Value Of IT

30% of construction professionals responding to an IT Construction Best Practice (ITCBP) survey confess that the impact of IT is never assessed in their organisations.

News from IT Construction Best Practice (11 December 2003)

UK Construction Productivity Is Good

Technical background article Minister welcomes new nCRISP report that suggests UK construction productivity good, not bad.

News from nCRISP ( 8 December 2003)

Complete Angle Monitoring and Warning System

The RDI Series of Digital Inclinometers - a Complete Angle Monitoring and Warning System for the Construction and Building Industry from Reiker.

News from Rieker Instrument ( 4 December 2003)

Buildings Will Fail Tougher Air Tightness Test

Technical background article Chiltern warns that buildings will fail tougher air tightness test if government plans to enhance building performance by reducing air permeability levels go through for the 2005 revision.