Emeritus Professor of Future Infrastructure, University of Edinburgh; Past Master, Worshipful Company of Engineers; Past President ICE, IESIS & Ex-Chair, CIC.
Bridge of Weir & London
Joined October 2009
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Superb finalists for Young Scottish Musical Performer of the Year 2026. Congratulations to winner Erin Anne Burrows, runner up Blair Cunningham and Carys Taylor and Kari Millar. All brilliant. Judges Claire Moore, Billy Differ, Stephen Whitson and Jennifer Neil (winner in 2012!)
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"I’m a civil and structural engineer and I’d like to be seeing more applications from this field... it’s eminently possible to make a successful case for infrastructure projects" - #MacRobertAward judge Professor @GordonMasterton.
Find out why and learn Gordon's advice on making a submission for civil engineer projects. Read it now: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/…
ALT MacRobert Award logo Meet the judges blog series Get to know Professor Gordon Masterton OBE FREng FRSE, MacRobert Award judge. macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk
Gordon Masterton retweeted
"I’m a civil and structural engineer and I’d like to be seeing more applications from this field... it’s eminently possible to make a successful case for infrastructure projects" - #MacRobertAward judge Professor @GordonMasterton.
Hear Gordon's advice on making a MacRobert Award submission for civil engineering projects: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/…
ALT MacRobert Award logo Meet the judges blog series Get to know Professor Gordon Masterton OBE FREng FRSE, MacRobert Award judge. macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk
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New in: Our next meet the judges blog with Professor @GordonMasterton.
Gordon has been a #MacRobertAward judge since 2018 and brings a wealth of knowledge to the role. Get to know Gordon, his area of expertise, and his helpful advice for future submissions. Read it now: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/…
ALT MacRobert Award logo Meet the judges blog series Get to know Professor Gordon Masterton OBE FREng FRSE, MacRobert Award judge. macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk
Proud to be a judge for the #MacRobertAward! If your team has an engineering innovation with proven commercial success and positive societal impact, don’t miss this opportunity. There's just 3 weeks to go - submit by 5pm, 31st January.
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⏳ Final month to nominate teams for the 2025 #MacRobertAward which recognises UK engineering excellence. Submit your nomination by 31 January to win £50,000, a gold medal and national recognition: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/
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As we approach 2025, we wanted to revisit the best of 2024 UK engineering. Get to know Dr Ruben Doyle, who was awarded the RAEng Engineers Trust Young Engineer of the Year award in July for his work with #startup Additive Instruments: raeng.org.uk/programmes-and-… #RAEngAwards
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We’re looking for engineering breakthroughs that are creating societal impact and have demonstrated commercial success. Apply for the next #MacRobertAward with the chance to win a gold medal, £50,000 and national recognition: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/
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Calling all civil engineering mentors! The Phil Tindall Memorial Medal is now open for nominations: rbt.org.uk/news/calling-all-…
#mentoring #CivilEngineering
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Past #MacRobertAward winners like 2024 winners @GoogleDeepMind and 2023 winners @CeresPower show the impact of engineering on society.
Know a team that can follow in their footsteps?
🏅 Nominate a team now for the 56th MacRobert Award by 31 January: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk/
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Arm founding CEO & former chairman, Sir Robin Saxby, has been inducted into the City of London Engineering Hall of Fame!
This acknowledges the transformational impact of Saxby's work on the Arm compute platform, laying the foundation for who we are today: newsroom.arm.com/blog/sir-ro…
The first of the 2024 inductees to the Scottish Engineering Hall of Fame is David Boswell Reid, the grandfather of air-conditioning. A researcher and practitioner of unbending high principles. @CIBSEHeritage @iesis1857 @IMechE @RAEngNews @ICELibrary engineeringhalloffame.org/pr…
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Last chance! Early bird ticket pricing closes tonight. Join us at our conference to celebrate
LCAG’s 3rd Anniversary, and hear from some great speakers like Prof Thom Waite, Deputy Chief Medical
Officer. Tickets available here: 2ly.link/1yhya #PlanningForaResilientFuture
Seeing this bridge being built in sight from my home inspired me to become a civil engineer.
BEAR Scotland celebrated the Forth Road Bridge’s 60th anniversary today with two bagpipers serenading the famous bridge from the top of its 156-metre main tower.
View the video here:
bearscot.com/video-bear-scot…
@VisitScotland @transcotland @trafficscotland @HistEnvScot
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Excited for our 3rd Annual Conference! Tim Munday from City of London Corporation will discuss #StrategicFloodRiskAssessment. Featured in Financial Times on Aug 12. #FloodplansandFlowerbeds Tickets available here: 2ly.link/1yhya
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Happy 267th Birthday to the amazing #ThomasTelford. Have a look at my map of many of his accomplishments here tinyurl.com/bdcwxukp @ICELibrary @ICE_engineers @GordonMasterton
267 years ago today. Thomas Telford, the civil engineer whose works transformed Scotland and had a huge impact elsewhere, was born near Westerkirk in Dumfries-shire on 9 August 1757. This is his bridge at Craigellachie in Moray. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/u…
ALT Craigellachie Bridge. The image shows the sandy shoreline of a river in the foreground with a rocky far shore rising steeply and covered in trees. An arched metal bridge crosses the river with abutments that look like castles from a chess set. The bridge has a lattice construction and is well above the viewer. The scene is in sunlight.
Nice pic of a Babtie, Shaw and Morton design.
#OnThisDay in 1968 the final section of the #M74 Hamilton Bypass was opened. It extended the motorway northwards and was built by Tarmac Construction. The project included construction of the distinctive and award winning Maryville Interchange seen here in 1969.
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