Institute of Bridge Engineering (IBE)

11/21/24

Join us at the 2025 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting for an informal networking reception on January 6 in Washington, D.C.

Specializing for future leaders

11/22/21

Work with UB civil engineers and industry professionals to earn a Civil Engineering MS with a bridge engineering concentration.

11/21/22 Learn about the bridge engineering curriculum

IBE researchers impact bridge engineering

11/22/21

IBE researchers collaborate with students and researchers from other universities throughout the world. Some of their findings are published in global journals.

12/19/22 Review some of the recent IBE research highlights

Advancing bridge engineering and infrastructure

10/30/17

The Institute of Bridge Engineering was developed in 2013 to improve the performance of bridges using research and education.

12/12/24 Learn more about the institute

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The Institute of Bridge Engineering (IBE) is a UB research center aimed at educating new and mid-career professionals in bridge engineering. The IBE is committed to the advancement of sustainable bridge design, construction and preservation through research and education.

Advanced Certificate in Bridge Engineering

Learn more about the advanced certificate in bridge engineering offered by UB.

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Latest News

UB research on display at international structures in fire conference
8/15/24
Earlier this summer, Negar Elhami-Khorasani, associate professor and her PhD student Fernando Szasdi-Bardales, represented the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering and the Institute of Bridge Engineering (IBE) during the 13^th International Conference on Structures in Fire.
TRB reception opens up opportunities for students, industry
3/4/24
Students and faculty had the opportunity to present posters, showcasing research to over 400 TRB attendees who came for the reception.
UB AGC places third in ASC competition
2/28/24
Earlier this month, University at Buffalo engineering students earned third place in the ASC Regions 6 & 7 Competition. Six representatives were AGC club members, marking another success for the organization at ASC competitions.
Students in UB AGC place second in ASC regional competitions
2/6/24
From November 9-11, four students from the revamped AGC club representing the University at Buffalo earned second place in the 34th Annual Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) Region 1 Competition.

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