Géotechnique Symposium in Print on “Tailings geotechnics, safety and stability”
Corso AGI-CISM “Progettazione e realizzazione delle geostrutture energetiche”, 20-21 novembre 2025 Udine
Per gli Ingegneri iscritti all’albo è prevista l’assegnazione di 13 CFP. Il riconoscimento dei crediti formativi è subordinato alla presenza per tutta la durata del corso e al superamento di un test di verifica.
L’iscrizione si effettua attraverso la pagina WEB e versando la quota secondo le modalità riportate.
– Partecipazione in presenza e on-line: Euro 150,00 (esente IVA art. 10 c.1 n.20/ DPR 633/72).
– La scadenza per le iscrizioni in presenza e on-line è il 20 novembre 2024.
2026 CompDSSI & SFSI-OS: New Full Immersion Into Computational Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction – Riva del Garda, 28 giugno-3 luglio 2026
Dal 28 giugno all’1 luglio e dall’1 al 3 luglio 2026 a Riva del Garda si svolgeranno rispettivamente l’International School on Soil-Structure and Fluid-Structure Interactions in OpenSees (2026 SFSI-OS) e l’International Conference on Computational Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction (2026 CompDSSI). Gli eventi sono patrocinati da varie associazioni tra cui il GNIG, l’AGI e i TC 203 e 209 dell’ISSMGE. Maggiori informazioni sono disponibili sul sito web del CompDSSI e sui relativi flyer 2026 SFSI-OS e 2026 CompDSSI. La Call for Abstracts del 2026 CompDSSI aprirà all’inizio di ottobre.
Fondi per giovani professionisti e studenti a EuroGeo8
Avviso per i giovani professionisti e studenti che presenteranno un contributo a Eurogeo8 (Lille)!
Sei un professionista di età inferiore a 36 anni che ha in programma di spendere almeno $500 in spese di viaggio e alloggio per andare a Lille per EuroGeo8?
Questo annuncio è per te!
L’IGS Young Members Committee e la IGS Foundation promuovono la partecipazione a EuroGeo8 mettendo a disposizione dei fondi (sino a $1000) per i giovani professionisti e studenti che presentano un contributo alla conferenza.
Candidati entro il 15 luglio utilizzando questo link.
PhD Opportunity at the University of Milan
Title: Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Innovative Energy Geostructures
As part of the Earth Sciences PhD Programme (Cycle 41) at the Department of Earth Sciences “A. Desio”, a research line is available on the Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Innovative Energy Geostructures.
This topic involves advanced numerical modelling and laboratory testing to explore and optimise energy geostructures-such as energy piles and walls-used in shallow geothermal systems.
Full research line description: Available here
Official call for applications: PhD in Earth Sciences 2025/2026
Key Dates:
Application deadline: 13 June 2025, 2:00 p.m. (CEST)
Evaluation of CVs and research projects: 23 June 2025
Interview (online, in English): 3 July 2025, 9:00 a.m.
Who Should Apply?
We welcome national and international applicants with a solid background in engineering geology or geotechnical engineering and a strong motivation for research in energy and sustainability.
For further information on the research topic, please contact: francesco.cecinato@unimi.it
Richiesta di integrazione della Sottocommissione UNI/CT02/SC07 “Progettazione Geotecnica”
Offshore wind European project
Dear Colleagues,
we have just entered a European Project (https://tailwind-project.eu) related to station-keeping systems for floating wind energy. So, we will soon open scholarships to join the project’s multidisciplinary team.
Our main tasks in this project are related to a case study on the Portuguese Atlantic coast including: i) definition of hydrodynamic actions for the Atlantic coast (waves, currents, wind…); ii) selection of floater, mooring line and anchor system; iii) hydrodynamic modelling of mooring lines and anchor; iv) experimental cyclic characterization of foundations soils (cyclic triaxial testing); v) geotechnical and scour numerical modelling of seabeds.
The persons we are seeking can have either a Master’s or PhD degree in geotechnical engineering fields and will work mainly on Geotechnical numerical modelling of the anchor system and foundation soil. So, we would appreciate any experience in the numerical modelling of this type of structures.
The scholarships will have a duration of 12 months starting in June or September 2025 and can be eventually extended.
The work will be performed in the Civil Engineering Department of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP).
Any interested candidates should send their CV to sara.rios@fe.up.pt, as soon as possible.
Two doctoral students (soil mechanics / geotechnics) at Charles University in Prague, Czechia
We are looking for two highly motivated doctoral students for our 4-year doctoral programme at Charles University in Prague.
The successful candidates must hold a master’s degree in engineering geology, geotechnical engineering, or equivalent subjects.
Deadline for applications: 15 April 2025
Start date: 1 October 2025
Send your resume & motivation letter to gianvito.scaringi@natur.cuni.cz
Position 1. Effect of temperature on the engineering behaviour of geomaterials
Supervisor: Dr. Gianvito Scaringi
Required experience/skills: coding of constitutive models of geomaterials, and/or thermo-hydromechanical numerical modelling of geomaterials (e.g., Plaxis, Comsol, Geostudio), and/or experience in a soil mechanics laboratory conducting advanced experiments (e.g., unsaturated and/or cyclic/dynamic triaxial, thermal oedometer or triaxial, CRS oedometer, ring shear), and/or fieldwork experience with energy geostructures.
Position 2. Numerical modelling of soil cyclic behaviour
Supervisor: Prof. David Masin
Required experience/skills: deep understanding of advanced constitutive models of soils (ideally, knowledge of hypoplasticity) as well as programming skills (mainly C++ and Fortran) and knowledge of ABAQUS, OpenGeoSys, and Plaxis.
Further details are provided in the flyer.
Lateral Load Blind Prediction Competition
Blind Prediction Competition
an initiative of KU Leuven in cooperation with Prof. Alessandro Mandolini, Chair of TC212 Deep Foundation ISSMGE.
Key Details:
- participants will predict the lateral-load response of of hollow steel monopiles installed at a test site in Zeebrugge, Belgium; one pile was installed by vibratory driving and the other by impact hammering
- this is a unique opportunity to apply geotechnical insights, test models, and compare predictions with field performance results
- data from in-situ geotechnical investigation and laboratory tests are provided to support participants’ predictions.
REGISTER today to secure your spot and demonstrate your geotechnical skills on the global stage!
For more information visit: https://bwk.kuleuven.be/projects/sage-sand/blind-prediction-competition
DEADLINE April 28th, 2025
The winner will be announced on the first day of the DFI-EFFC International Conference on Deep Foundations and Ground Improvement: Geotechnics Reimagined, which will be held in Bruges in May 21-23, 2025.






