With less than three weeks before its regional competition, Cal Poly’s concrete canoe team was in the middle of sanding and completing the designs of its boat when sheltering-at-home orders forced them
With an Arctic theme and an Earth-friendly message, Cal Poly’s concrete canoe team hopes to reclaim its championship status during this year’s American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) National Concrete Canoe Competition.
Robb Moss is a civil engineering professor at Cal Poly with specialties in geotechnical, earthquake, and risk engineering. In July 2019, Moss’s “2nd Edition of Applied Civil Engineering Risk Analysis” was published by Springer.
Helene Finger, who has helped Cal Poly’s Society of Women Engineers become one of the largest and most successful SWE sections in the nation, has been recognized with the 2019 Outstanding Faculty
Cal Poly’s concrete canoe team won first place in final product while winning four of the five races at the National Concrete Canoe Competition, held over the weekend at the Florida Institute
Bing Qu’s paper suggesting a cost-effective way to prevent earthquake-induced building collapse was recently presented with the Moisseiff Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The paper, titled “Seismic Rehabilitation
