Ultra-high-performance seawater and sea sand engineered cementitious composites (UHPSSECC) have gained increasing attention in recent years due to their suitability for marine engineering applications. Learn how recent research can drive adoption of UHPSSECC in marine and coastal infrastructure, providing a more sustainable and high-performance alternative to traditional concrete: go.asce.org/3U8QVtO. @ASCEPublishing

A recent study proposes an updated framework for analyzing traffic congestion across urban counties, using a broader mix of data to improve prediction accuracy. Find out how the new tool could help transportation professionals make smarter decisions and target solutions where they’re needed most: go.asce.org/4hS2aQF. @ASCEPublishing

Biomedical waste, often disposed of toxically, could be made into energy-dense products such as bio-oil, syngas, and biochar, and machine learning can enable the process. Explore the findings of a recent study: go.asce.org/4ADjErd. @ASCEPublishing

With growing interest in more sustainable winter maintenance practices, a recent study investigated whether naturally derived sugar alcohols could help improve the performance of traditional salt brines. Explore the promising results: go.asce.org/4rrkQtt.

As we commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we remember the lives lost and honor the heroes who emerged in the aftermath. In the wake of the tragedy, volunteer structural engineers mobilized to help first responders safely search for survivors and remained onsite for months, supporting rescue and recovery operations, collecting critical data, and overseeing the removal of 1.5 million tons of debris. Three engineers who worked at Ground Zero and the Pentagon reflect on the recovery effort, the investigations that followed, and the changes to building codes, standards, and safety practices that continue to shape structural engineering today: go.asce.org/4xOmMi7.

Researchers’ new benchmark dataset helps connect historic flood events with their underlying causes, filling a gap that can help improve future flood forecasting, risk assessment, and infrastructure planning. Learn more: go.asce.org/4iJvyZU. @ASCEPublishing

Come for the insights. Stay for the inspiration. Leave with new connections and practical solutions you can put into action. Embrace the energy of ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience and explore cross-disciplinary solutions driving the future of infrastructure. Register today and be among the first 175 registrants entered to win #ASCE2027 prize packs + more! Join us in Philadelphia and build what's next: experience.asce.org/register.

It’s time to start thinking BIG. #ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience will bring the brightest minds across the full spectrum of infrastructure together under one roof in Philadelphia, March 1-5. Get inspired by your peers’ bold ideas, then be part of the conversations that will shape what's next—registration is NOW OPEN: go.asce.org/3SEUyXP.

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s as critical as the infrastructure it protects. As chief information security officer for @amwater, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., Bill Bowers works to safeguard the systems that deliver essential services to 14 million people across 14 states. Ahead of his #ASCE2027 vision and strategy session, he joins us Sept. 9 at noon ET to discuss how infrastructure leaders are strengthening cyber resilience to protect smart cities in an increasingly connected world. Register now: go.asce.org/4qTlzDp. This ASCE Interchange Live is part of a special series highlighting the vision and strategy sessions, key themes, and keynote voices of ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience. To learn more about the Society's premier event, go to experience.asce.org.

Long before a project takes shape in the real world, it takes shape in someone's imagination. For decades, David Macaulay has helped people see how those ideas become infrastructure through his inimitable illustrations. Before he takes the stage as a keynote speaker at #ASCE2027 this March, the legendary author and illustrator joins David Odeh, a structural visualization pioneer in his own right, for a special conversation on the intersection between art and engineering, sketching as a powerful tool for discovery, and the magic of storytelling. Catch their full conversation on the #ASCESource + see what’s in store for ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience: go.asce.org/3UjnDIV.

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How do companies decide which suppliers are best qualified to provide critical materials and equipment for projects? A recent paper offers a snapshot of current practices: go.asce.org/4wLSQlz. @ASCEPublishing

With state transportation departments reconsidering plastic-based erosion control products to avoid adding microplastics to the environment, a recent study of current practices and trends offers a path forward. Learn more: go.asce.org/4hSPoBt. @ASCEPublishing

A new @ASCE_EWRI book explores opportunities to integrate circular economy principles into wastewater management & treatment. Its authors discuss what inspired the book, how it was developed, and potential implications for the industry: go.asce.org/3TWS1IE. @ASCEPublishing