SECED Fund 2025 Winners

We are happy to announce the winners of the SECED Fund Award 2025: Vikram Kumar Ramesh (PhD Student, University of Strathclyde) and Nabilah Abu Bakar (Senior Lecturer, Universiti Putra Malaysia).

Vikram’s proposal, titled “Non-Contact Vibration Monitoring of Infrastructure Using Ground-Based Radar”, aims to develop an innovative structural health monitoring platform, which will be used for monitoring vibrations of large-scale structural prototypes and bridges, both in laboratory and field conditions.

Nabilah’s proposal, titled “Building Resilience in Earthquake and Structural Dynamics Through High-School STEM Outreach”, focuses on an educational initiative designed to provide valuable learning opportunities related to earthquake and structural dynamics for students.

Both these types of activities are being funded for the first time through the SECED Fund, reflecting the scheme’s growing commitment to supporting a broad spectrum of impactful initiatives within the earthquake and civil engineering dynamics community.

Further information about the SECED Fund can be found here.

The 19th Mallet-Milne Lecture manuscript and recording are now available

The 19th Mallet-Milne Lecture (Vol.23/7, May 2025) with a review of "Risk management and rehousing of people displaced by earthquake disasters" by Professor GianMichele Calvi, is now been published as a special edition in Volume 23, Issue 7 | Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering.

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The recording of the lecture is also now available on our YouTube Channel here

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Support engineering charities in quake-hit Turkey and Syria

SECED members are being encouraged to support two engineering-related charities working in the earthquake-hit regions of Turkey and Syria. SARAID [Search And Rescue Assistance In Disasters] has deployed volunteers directly to the area, while RedR UK ensures that people responding to disasters have the skills to do so safely and effectively. To learn more on how to offer support, please follow this link to the ICE webpage