Are you as ethical as you think you are? Find out on #GlobalEthicsDay. Review an #ASCE document with real-life case studies to help track and develop the professional ethics needed to navigate a civil engineering career: go.asce.org/4B8hKis.

Pipe bursting is a trenchless technology that allows for 80% less excavation than traditional methods, making it the most cost-effective pipe replacement method that lasts hundreds of years. Tune in Thursday, Sept. 16, at 2 p.m. ET for a free webinar by @PEPipeAlliance, @coreandmain, and Modern Polymer Pipe & Extrusions to learn pipe bursting basics, benefits, costs, and common misconceptions: go.asce.org/4xLOVpR.

It’s time to start thinking BIG. #ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience will bring the brightest minds across the full spectrum of infrastructure together under one roof in Philadelphia, March 1-5. Get inspired by your peers’ bold ideas, then be part of the conversations that will shape what's next—registration is NOW OPEN: go.asce.org/3SEUyXP.

Long before a project takes shape in the real world, it takes shape in someone's imagination. For decades, David Macaulay has helped people see how those ideas become infrastructure through his inimitable illustrations. Before he takes the stage as a keynote speaker at #ASCE2027 this March, the legendary author and illustrator joins David Odeh, a structural visualization pioneer in his own right, for a special conversation on the intersection between art and engineering, sketching as a powerful tool for discovery, and the magic of storytelling. Catch their full conversation on the #ASCESource + see what’s in store for ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience: go.asce.org/3UjnDIV.

Some people want to visit Disneyland or snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef. Brian Brenner wants to see bridges. In the latest installment of his #ASCESource series, More Water Under the Bridge, he shares tips for planning your next great bridge vacation: go.asce.org/3RlqTCl.

Coastal communities exposed to major earthquakes often face a second, compounding threat: tsunamis. New research could help engineers better track these inherently random events, reducing the uncertainty in tsunami forecasting: go.asce.org/41J6c4C. @ASCEPublishing