Digital twin to give Liverpool “world-class London-style” public transport.

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure has launched a data academy that will provide apprenticeship programmes focussed on analytics, AI and predictive modelling.

The latest episode of the Chartered Institute of Building’s (CIOB) new podcast, 21CC, launches today with an investigation into what futurologists of the 1970s got right about the built environment of the 2000s.

How robust are your cyber security protocols? That’s the question raised by a National Federation of Builders (NFB) report.

Lanes Group has deployed the CleverScan manhole inspection technology on the £1.3bn National Highways A66 Northern Trans-Pennine scheme.

The CIOB is asking its members to complete a short survey about the institute’s social media channels.

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined Interserve Group £4.4m for failing to keep personal information of its staff secure.

Materials passports are being developed and tested on the Edenica office project in the City of London.

GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre has set out the cyber security protocols for construction joint ventures working on major infrastructure projects.

The Construction Innovation Hub has launched a new quality assurance framework setting out a best practice approach for manufacturers to follow during the creation of new platform systems and offsite manufactured construction products.

An information management contract has been launched to support the collaboration necessary to realise the benefits of BIM and the application of the ISO 19650 standards.

Researchers in China have successfully used a digital twin to investigate the reasons for a building collapse.

A new guide produced jointly by the National Cyber Security Centre (NSC) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) aims to protect construction SMEs from cyber attacks.

Gleeds has launched the Gleeds Data Academy to upskill staff from a range of disciplines in data methodologies and project data analytics.

Sir Robert McAlpine is countering the growing threat of cyber attacks with self-learning AI technology.

Computational tools that can aid architects and engineers to design truss structures to minimise embodied carbon while maintaining the building properties needed, have been developed by researchers at MIT.

Do you know the parts of your building – cyber and physical – which must be protected from attack? Eddie Tuttle looks at what you can do to make your assets more secure.

Tina Pringle, director of technical information at NBS, takes her turn in the spotlight. Here she shares her excitement about Big Data and the benefits of What Three Words and Sonos.