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AWES has released a new Quality Assurance Manual looking at full-scale wind testing of components of building envelopes and architectural features. This QAM is free for anyone to download through this link.

Get in quick! Early bird rates for the 22nd Australasian Wind Engineering Workshop and Wind Loading Day close in 1 week (17 May 2024). More workshop information and registration information can be found here.

All the information you need about AWES22 and Wind Loading Day in Townsville from 19-21 June 2024 can be found here. Registrations will open soon with information on this to follow.

Only a few days left (26 Jan, 2023) to register for the AWES Wind Loading Day or 21st AWES Workshop to be held next week.

To register for either event or to view their programs, please see our events page.

AWES21 is not far away! You can read more details about the event and link to registration information in our Events section.

A couple of dates to note:

• Early Bird registration is due on December 9, 2022.
• Full papers are due to be submitted by January 9, 2023 (template available through the Events section on this site).
• AWES Wind Loading Day Wednesday February 1, 2023.
• AWES21 Workshop Thursday – Friday February 2-3, 2023.

It’s a busy few weeks for AWES with a number of submission deadlines coming up in late November and early December. These include:

• 26 November: Last day to nominate yourself or others to stand for the 2022-2023 AWES Committee Elections. To nominate or request further information, please email chair@awes.org. The election will be held in mid December.
• 26 November: AWES Undergraduate Wind Engineering Prize submissions. Prize awarded to the best undergraduate thesis or project report from an Australian or New Zealand university. For more details on submission requirements please see the AWES website.
• 3 December: AWES Research Grant applications due. AWES is offering research grant funding to assist small research projects aimed at improving the practice of wind engineering throughout the Australasian region. Further details on the grant application process can be found here.

AWES is again offering small research grants for research to be undertaken that will improve the wind-resistant design codes and standards used in our region. For more details, please see the prize website. Applications close on 3 December, 2021.

All final year undergraduate university students in Australia, New Zealand or the South Pacific are invited to apply for the 2021 AWES Undergraduate Wind Engineering Prize. Further details of the prize and submission process are available here.

The AWES Summer Lecture will be held as an online webinar on Friday January 29, 2021 at 10 am AEST. Further details can be found on our events page.