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Austroads invites abstracts for Bridge Conference

by Kody Cook
June 12, 2024
in Bridges, News, Planning, Spotlight
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The call for abstracts for the 2025 Austroads Bridge Conference is now open, inviting industry experts to submit evidence-based, fresh perspectives across bridge design, construction and maintenance.  

Submissions are open for an oral presentation on the full paper and/or a poster presentation. Abstracts can be submitted on the following themes: 

  • Bridge analysis, design and assessment 
  • Bridge construction 
  • Bridge technology 
  • Bridge asset management 
  • Bridge management strategies 
  • Bridge engineering heritage 
  • Sustainability and life cycle cost 
  • Codes and standards 
  • Material technology 
  • Field applications and case studies 
  • Lessons learnt from bridge damages and failures 
  • Load assessment 
  • Feature projects 

Austroads said that it is dedicated to promoting knowledge sharing and industry collaboration within the transport industry. Austroads Bridge Conference 2025 is a platform for experts and practitioners to collaborate, share insights and showcase research findings. 

The call for abstracts closes 2 August 2024.  

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