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Imperial College London’s Lidija Zdravković will discuss the integration of ground characterisation with rigorous computational analysis when she delivers the next Rankine Lecture, one of the most prestigious lectures in geotechnics.

In the 61st Rankine Lecture, John Carter presented his interpretation of developments in the field of constitutive modelling and emphasised the importance of understanding the capabilities and limitations of models used in advanced numerical analysis.

The British Geotechnical Association (BGA) has announced that the 62nd Rankine Lecture will be delivered by Imperial College London professor of computational geomechanics Lidija Zdravkovic.

University of Newcastle, Australia emeritus professor John Carter will deliver the 61st Rankine Lecture in person at Imperial College London, and the event will also be webcast live.

The British Geotechnical Association (BGA) has announced that the 61st Rankine Lecture and Dinner will be going ahead as planned on 15 March 2023 despite potential travel disruption in London due to strike action.

University of Newcastle, Australia emeritus professor and geotechnical engineer John Carter will delve into the numerical modelling of soil behaviour in the 61st Rankine Lecture.

The British Geotechnical Association has announced a new scheme to offer a limited number of free student places for the dinner after the 2023 Rankine Lecture in March.

University of Newcastle, Australia emeritus professor John Carter has confirmed the title of his Rankine Lecture, taking place on 15 March 2023.

In the first Rankine Lecture on the topic of support fluids, Stephan Jefferis highlighted their unusual and unexpected  behaviour from observations to date, as well as the effects of geotechnical activities on soils more generally.

The British Geotechnical Association has invited John Carter, emeritus professor at the University of Newcastle in Australia, to present the 61st Rankine Lecture.