Professor Adam Crewe BEng CEng MICE MIStructE is a Professor of Earthquake Engineering in the University of Bristol. He graduated from Bristol in 1987 (BEng Hons) and received his PhD from Bristol in 1999. His research spans the fields of civil engineering dynamics, dynamics of bridges, full scale testing, shaking table modelling, advanced test systems and earthquake resistant design and construction. He has published more than 120 papers in peer reviewed journals and international conference proceedings and is regular reviewer for many journals. His nuclear related research with EDF and Atkins (modelling and testing the seismic performance of reactor cores in nuclear power stations) won three prestigious awards (Academic Innovator, The Engineer: Collaborate to Innovate Award (2018); Showcase Winner, ICE SW Award, Institution of Civil Engineers (2017); EDF Group Innovation prize (2014)) and was selected for presentation at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition 2019.
Professor Adam Crewe BEng CEng MICE MIStructE is a Professor of Earthquake Engineering in the University of Bristol. He graduated from Bristol in 1987 (BEng Hons) and received his PhD from Bristol in 1999. His research spans the fields of civil engineering dynamics, dynamics of bridges, full scale testing, shaking table modelling, advanced test systems and earthquake resistant design and construction. He has published more than 120 papers in peer reviewed journals and international conference proceedings and is regular reviewer for many journals. His nuclear related research with EDF and Atkins (modelling and testing the seismic performance of reactor cores in nuclear power stations) won three prestigious awards (Academic Innovator, The Engineer: Collaborate to Innovate Award (2018); Showcase Winner, ICE SW Award, Institution of Civil Engineers (2017); EDF Group Innovation prize (2014)) and was selected for presentation at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition 2019.