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Find similar grantsResearch Grants (Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington) is sponsored by Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington (SEFW). SEFW welcomes funding opportunities for construction component testing with the goal of advancing the art of structural analysis and design.
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Something went wrong while submitting the form. SEFW supports research activity that will improve the safety of the general public by elevating the quality of the practice of structural engineering. Disaster Preparedness & Response Research Grants Disaster Preparedness & Response SEFW partnered with SEAW and established a DP&R fund to expedite the formation of rapid action reconnaissance teams after natural disasters.
These teams travel to assess damage to the built environment as a consequence of earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters. Knowledge gained from these response missions is brought back and shared with SEAW members to improve structural engineering in Washington state and beyond. In recent years, SEAW has sent teams to China and Japan.
To contribute to a fund specifically intended to cover costs associated with travel for these teams, please contribute by visiting the Donations page or directly visiting PayPal . In fall 2018, SEFW funded "Anchorage of Headed and Hooked Bars in Masonry," a joint effort between Christopher Motter at Washington State University and the National Concrete Masonry Association / Northwest Concrete Masonry Association.
SEFW welcomes learning about other opportunities such as this. If you have any ideas about current research initiatives and would like to communicate with SEFW, please contact our Executive Director. How incredible to have civil and structural engineering, including a high-profile firm and project in Seattle, featured on CBS....
SEFW was pleased to fund multiple scholarships for the Structural Engineers Association of Washington in June, including... In partnership with the ACE Mentor Program of Washington, SEFW was pleased to fund a $5,000 scholarship for a high school senior.... Thank you!
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