The Structural Engineering Channel

Welcome to the home of The Structural Engineering Channel, a podcast that will focus on helping structural engineering professionals stay up to date on technical trends in the field!

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Anthony Fasano, PE
Host of The Structural Engineering Channel

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Latest Episodes

TSEC 48: Resilience, Building Codes, and Free Markets in Structural Engineering

TSEC 47: Reducing the Likelihood of Structural Failures

TSEC 46: Diversity in STEM: What are You Doing About It?

TSEC 45: Tensile Structures With a Focus on ETFE Applications (Lakhta Center)

TSEC 44: Concrete Sensors and the Maturing Method

TSEC 43: Evaluating Low Concrete Strength Results

TSEC 42: Seismic Upgrades To the Museum of Anthropology (MOA)

TSEC 41: An Overview of Masonry in Structural Engineering

TSEC 40: Tips on Preparing for the SE Exam (From a Recent SE Examinee)

TSEC 39: The Difference Between Construction Engineering and Structural Engineering

TSEC 38: The Benefits and Common Pitfalls of Mass Timber in Structural Engineering

TSEC 37: Equity in AEC and the Challenges Engineers Face in the Office Environment and the Trades

TSEC 36: How AI Might Affect Your Design and Forensic Processes as an Engineer

TSEC 35: The State of Structural Engineering in Higher Education

TSEC 34: How the Cloud Is Shifting the Way We Design

TSEC 33: Leading With Outcomes: Keys to Advancing Your Engineering Career

TSEC 32: Structural Redundancy in Steel Bridges: What You Need to Know

TSEC 31: Designing Barrier Cables in Parking Garages

TSEC 30: Wind Engineering and Membership in ASCE SEI

TSEC 29: Fire Engineering Explained With Prof. Dr. Olivier Vassart

TSEC 28: Structural Design of High-Rise Buildings: What You Need to Know

TSEC 27: Five Points Structural Engineers Should Know About the ASCE SEI Global Practice Guide

TSEC 26: Updates to the 2020 NCSEA SE3 Survey

TSEC 25: Yes, I Am an Engineer! But You Don’t Look Like an Engineer!

TSEC 24: Inspiring the Next Generation of Structural Engineers Through YouTube

TSEC 23: 5 Tips for Structural Engineering Managers

TSEC 22: Structural Engineering City Walking Tour App

TSEC 21: Structural Analysis Using Finite Element Modeling and Hydropower Dam Inspections

TSEC 20: 5 Tips for Structural Engineers: Become the Best Version of Yourself

TSEC 19: Engineers Week — Not Just a Week, but a Way of Life

TSEC 18: Blast Protection and Active Shooter Mitigation in Structural Engineering

TSEC 17: Mentoring for Structural Engineers and a Special Introduction

TSEC 16: BIM and Collaboration Between Structural Engineers and Drafters

TSEC 15: Integrating Sustainability and Resilience into Structural Engineering

TSEC 14: Key Takeaways from the 2019 NCSEA Summit

TSEC 13: Twelve Firsts in Structural Engineering on the Halls River Bridge

TSEC 12: Structural Engineering Career Fair Tips for Students

TSEC 11: The Structural Engineering Engagement and Equity (SE3) Project

TSEC 10: The Design of Amusement Industry Roller Coaster Projects

TSEC 09: The New ASCE Prestandard for Performance-Based Wind Design with Don Scott

TSEC 08: CROSS (Confidential Reporting on Structural Safety) Is Now Here in the United States

TSEC 07: Drones and Structural Engineering Inspections – A Marriage in the Making

TSEC 06: The Emotional Side of Structural Engineering

TSEC 05: Community Resilience in Structural Engineering with Dr. Therese McAllister of NIST

TSEC 04: Mass Timber in Structural Engineering – It’s Not as Boring as It Sounds

TSEC 03: Here’s Why Base Isolation is Rarely Used in the United States — It Doesn’t Sell Units

TSEC 02: The State of the Structural Engineering Industry from the ASCE SEI Structures Congress Part 1

TSEC 01: Introduction to The Structural Engineering Channel

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