EVENTS

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The 17th Congress of the Association of Structural Engineers of Serbia Successfully Concluded

Organized by the Association of Structural Engineers of Serbia, in cooperation with the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University of Belgrade and the Faculty of Technical Sciences of the University of Novi Sad, the 17th ASES Congress was successfully held. This prestigious event brought together leading domestic and international experts in the field of structural engineering. Over the course of three days, participants presented contemporary scientific and professional achievements, exchanged valuable experiences, and discussed current challenges and future directions of the profession's development. The congress successfully reaffirmed its role as a key platform bridging the academic community and construction practice.

For all details regarding the congress, please visit the official website asesconference.com.

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MASE and DGKS – strengthening collaboration through milestones and joint activities

On June 12th, a significant milestone was celebrated – the 50th anniversary of Macedonian Association of Structural Engineers (MASE), marking five decades of continuous work and development of this important professional organization.

Representatives of the Association of Structural Engineers of Serbia (ASES) extend their sincere congratulations to their colleagues from MASE on this important anniversary, with confidence that the successful cooperation between the two organizations will continue through joint activities, knowledge exchange, and advancement of the profession.

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Online Lecture “Road Infrastructure Monitoring Technologies” - Prof. Dr. Rade Hajdin

We invite you to join an online lecture “Road Infrastructure Monitoring Technologies” by Prof. Dr. Rade Hajdin, which will take place on April 21, 2026, from 14:00 to 15:00 via Zoom.

 

Access link:

https://zoom.us/j/92749374398?pwd=qbRx2AThxBJEM7lWkO9dhHzNJDBAIl.1

About the lecture:

As road infrastructure ages, the need for reliable monitoring methods increases, as their results provide a basis for responsible and well-informed maintenance decisions. At the same time, road infrastructure is increasingly exposed to loads that exceed the levels originally considered in design. Such impacts are the result of extreme weather events, the continuous growth of heavy traffic, and the increasing number of exceptional transports. Particularly under conditions of elevated risk, frequent inspections and even continuous monitoring of road structures are becoming increasingly important. This is especially relevant for structures that ...

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