11K views · 360 reactions | Happy National Women in Engineering Day to all the civil engineers! #NWED2016 | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

1.4K views · 62 reactions | 'The UK will need 1.8 million more engineers in 10 years. We won’t get these people by just recruiting men.' Watch more #EngineeringChange videos at www.ice.org.uk/engineering-change | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

1.3K views · 44 reactions | 'Everything that you have ever come across in your life has probably been touched in some way by a #CivilEngineer' - Dr Ellie Cosgrave aka #ICEsuperhero URBAN ANGEL explains why a career in civil engineering is one of the most socially beneficial. #ICE200 #UrbanDesign #Inclusive | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

10M views · 263 reactions | Surprising: An ice resurfacer logging 10,000 steps a day. See why she depends on quality sleep. | Sleep Number | Facebook

Don't overlook the process of drilling a hole properly while ice fishing. Jason Durham shares some tips on how he likes to punch through the ice. | Clam Outdoors

In 1825, if a chicken raced a train from Stockton to Darlington, which would arrive first? Ask the same question today and our feathered friends wouldn't stand a chance. As we steam towards the 200-year anniversary of railway, what will the future look like? We asked some of our members to predict this, and their answers might surprise you. Click the link in comments to find out. | Institution of Civil Engineers

We all hate delays. They can slow down our commutes, make us miss an appointment, or stop us getting to our holiday destinations. Research from Saïd Business School found that out of 3,022 projects, only 0.2% of them finished on time, within budget and with expected benefits fully realised. Where are things going wrong and what are the solutions? If you’re an infrastructure professional or decision-maker, share your thoughts. Click the link in comments to have your say👇 | Institution of Civil E

Becoming professionally qualified is a golden ticket for Alisa Ahmad’s career journey. But she comes across one common misconception: roles in civil engineering are limited and narrow. From being involved in three park and ride projects to working on a flood defence scheme in Leeds, Alisa’s career as an apprentice has proved that it’s not the case. Learn about her journey so far: https://brnw.ch/21wL7ud #CivilEngineering #EarlyCareers | Institution of Civil Engineers