In his second student editor blog, University of Portsmouth engineering geology and geotechnics student Harry Hooper shares insights and experiences from his industrial placement at Geotechnical & Environmental Associates (GEA).
In her first student editor blog, civil engineering student Jaya Basra looks at why geotechnical engineers are concerned with the effects of a changing climate on slope stability.
In his first student editor blog, University of Portsmouth engineering geology and geotechnics student Harry Hooper gives his perspective on what ground engineering as a career could offer.
Ground Engineering magazine has chosen Loughborough University civil engineering student Jaya Basra and University of Portsmouth engineering geology and geotechnics student Harry Hooper as its first student editors. They will be writing articles for a new monthly student editor blog.
Current geotechnical students have until 1 November to apply for the position of student editor at Ground Engineering magazine.
Are you currently studying geotechnical engineering – or a related degree? Do you enjoy writing, and would you like to share your opinions with the wider ground engineering community? If so, this could be the opportunity for you!
Despite the ongoing global energy crisis and increasing inflation, the geotechnical community has high hopes for the next 12 months.
Ground Engineering will soon launch a search for student editors, who will be picked from a pool of undergraduate and master’s students carrying out a relevant degree and with a keen interest in geotechnics.
Ground Engineering News and features on all aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering