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Used the Most, Taught the Least: An Analysis of Current Wood Engineering Education in U.S. Universities
Structural engineers are becoming aware of the impact the selection of structural materials can have on the environment. The building industry is acknowledging and embracing the contribution of the sustainable potential of wood to reduce the environmental footprint of a project through its carbon-st
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