The organizers reflect on how a multi-year, multi-country benchmark aligned AI research in road damage detection with practical and regional constraints, steering it towards deployment relevance.

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This photograph of the three Confederate prisoners at Gettysburg was taken by Mathew Brady (or his team) in July 1863, after the battle. Credit: Matthew Brady LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum ...

Join us for an engaging panel discussion exploring the innovations, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of transportation in Idaho! This panel is brought to you by the Boise State Civil ...

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – AtkinsRéalis (TSX: ATRL), a world-class engineering services and nuclear company, and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) convened for the third lecture in their ...

Irfan Engineer condemned the suppression of free expression at the Stan Swamy Memorial Lecture, highlighting resistance against political intimidation and rights violations. MUMBAI: “This lecture is ...

The Greek Orthodox Community of New South Wales (NSW) shined a spotlight on the Greek Civil War with a lecture from visiting academic Dr Michail Bakogiannis, assessing the significance of the event ...

Civil engineering has, since time immemorial, pushed the envelope of current thinking and technological know-how of the time. This hasn’t changed today, but the rate of change and demand for the ...

Richard “Dick” Schwaegler, who attended Seattle University in the mid-1950s, has a lot to say. At 91 years young, the former Seattle University engineering professor has led a life of energy and ...

The House Divided Project invited Fergus Bordewich, a Civil War historian, to campus to give the annual Wert Lecture on how the extreme division in the country manifests in Congress by focusing on the ...

Dr. Yolanda Covington-Ward delivered the second lecture in the Black Studies Program’s Sankofa Lecture Series at Suffolk University March 31. Covington-Ward is a professor and the chair of the W.E.B.