Applications are now being accepted for the Undergraduate Earthquake Reconnaissance Education Program. Eight participants and four alternates will be selected and trained in preparation for deployment following a significant earthquake to assess and document damage to infrastructure....

The deadline for submission of papers to the EERI Annual Student Paper Competition has been extended to November 30 The competition has two categories, one for undergraduates and one for graduate students. To see the rules for both categories and to download the Guidelines for preparing manuscripts...

The special issue Earthquake Spectra on the January 2010 Haiti earthquake is now available online at http://eqs.eeri.org. Members have access to all online articles as a benefit. Nonmembers can access the abstracts of all articles from the link above and can purchase PDFs of individual articles for ...

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The Concrete Coalition is a network of individuals, governments, institutions, and agencies with a shared interest in assessing the risk associated with non-ductile concrete buildings and developing strategies with which to mitigate that risk. The Coalition is a program of the Earthquake Engineering...

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Applications are sought from PhD students working with US faculty on earthquake engineering research related to structural engineering for the opportunity to work on tasks related to the Tohoku earthquake with Japanese university researchers. The anticipated duration of stay in Japan is one-month ...

On Sunday, September 18th a magnitude 6.9 earthquake occurred in Sikkim, India, near the border with Nepal.  The earthquake damaged buildings as well as infrastructure, and triggered hundreds of landslides which has slowed the rescue and relief efforts in west Sikkim. The earthquake caused damage i...

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After the M5.8 earthquake of August 23rd, EERI assembled a team of east coast EERI members to document various aspects of the event.  James Beavers, a consulting structural engineer from Knoxville, Tennessee and William Anderson, a sociologist and an EERI board member from Washington DC are co-team...