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Closing the gap towards super-long suspension bridges using computational morphogenesis

Engineering and Technology

Closing the gap towards super-long suspension bridges using computational morphogenesis

M. Baandrup, O. Sigmund, et al.

This groundbreaking research explores an innovative girder design for suspension bridges, promising over 28% weight savings while ensuring manufacturability. Conducted by experts Mads Baandrup, Ole Sigmund, Henrik Polk, and Niels Aage, this study leverages computational morphogenesis techniques to pave the way for future super-long bridges that are environmentally friendly. Discover how this method could significantly reduce carbon footprints in upcoming structures.... show more
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