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• Research Provides Framework for Transportatoin Recovery Planning After Earthquakes
  Posted: Jan 17
  Researchers at Colorado State University developed a resilience-based framework that significantly improves recovery planning for transportation networks after earthquakes. The methodology integrates both traffic efficiency and safety.
• Learning How Deicers Damage Pavements Could Lead to Improved Deicing Products and Methods
  Posted: Jan 16
  Research at South Dakota State University could lead to new, less-damaging products and procedures for keeping roads and runways ice free. Chloride-based deicers are essential for ensuring road safety in cold seasons.
• New Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Mixes Cut Costs While Attaining Excellent Performance With Local Materials
  Posted: Jan 14
  Researchers at Utah State University have developed a non-proprietary ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) mix that will be at least 50% less expensive than proprietary mixes.
• Researchers Examine Performance of Reinforced Bridge Beams Under Multi-Hazard Loading
  Posted: Jan 9
  Researchers at the University of Colorado Denver examined bridge beams reinforced with ultra-high performance concrete and carbon fiber reinforced polymer to determine how they perform under a combination of stresses such as cyclical structural loading and high temperatures.