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Cosmic ray measurements could help extend lifespan of UK bridges

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A new research project is setting out to use cosmic rays to measure the structural integrity of the UK’s ageing transport infrastructure. Dr David Mahon of the University of Glasgow has received £459,000 in new funding from UKRI’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) to support the project, which aims to reduce the cost and environmental impact of repairs to road and rail bridges by enabling earlier detection of structural problems. …
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