U.S. and Japan Renew Earthquake Engineering Research Partnership
In July 2024, NHERI and NIED/E-Defense signed a third memorandum of cooperation. Above, a collaborative, large-scale experiment on Japan’s E-Defense shake table. (Image: Maria Koliou, Texas A&M)
NHERI Science Plan: A Guide for Future Research in Natural Hazards Engineering — In the NHERI Science Plan, Third Edition, find ways researchers can leverage NSF-funded resources — from centrifuges to cyberinfrastructure —to protect our civil infrastructure and our communities. Lead author Ian Robertson provides a 7-minute overview on the DesignSafe Radio podcast.
Planning Underway for New, National Extreme Winds Simulation Facility — Iowa State University lands a four-year, $14M NSF award for the National Testing Facility for Enhancing Wind Resiliency of Infrastructure in Tornado-Downburst-Gust Front Events, or NEWRITE.
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- Wall of Wind Researchers Design, Test Hurricane Damage Solutions
- SimCenter Welcomes 2024 Summer REUs
- U.S. and Japan Renew Earthquake Engineering Research Partnership
- NHERI Partners with CHEER Hub on Hurricane Decision-Making Framework
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