Tag Archives: student editors

In her final blog post, Asmaa Saed reflects on her “transformative year” as a student editor for Ground Engineering magazine.

Students, apprentices, recent graduates and early career professionals have until 8 November to apply for Ground Engineering's new early career contributor initiative.

In his latest student editor blog, Jonathan McDonald highlights the overlooked importance of chalk in engineering, including in key projects like the Channel Tunnel and offshore wind farms.

Ground Engineering (GE) has launched its early career contributor initiative, which replaces the previous student editor role.

GE student editor Chiyan Chui shares her summer experience of diving into geotechnical engineering research alongside MSc and PhD students.

In her latest student editor blog, UCL civil engineering graduate Petra Fatér explains why some civil engineering graduates like her are leaving the UK to pursue careers elsewhere.

Ground Engineering student editor Asmaa Saed discusses the north-south divide in London, digging into its historical and geological roots.

In her first student editor blog, Imperial College London MEng civil engineering student Chiyan Chui delves into foundation technologies for super high-rise structures.

In his first student editor blog Newcastle University geotechnical engineering master’s student Jonathan McDonald writes about offshore wind turbine foundation design.

In her first student editor blog, UCL civil engineering student Petra Fatér writes about how visiting construction sites has improved her understanding of geotechnical techniques.