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Emma Scholes Published in Ground Engineering Magazine

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Curtins on 20th Feb 2024

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Emma Scholes, Senior Geo-Environmental Engineer has had her latest article published in Ground Engineering Magazine. Her contribution covers the earthworks trials undertaken at a former opencast colliery site in Derbyshire.

The article features as part of the magazine’s special Women in Engineering edition, ahead of International Women’s Day on 8th March. It is available to Ground Engineering subscribers (Pages 20-22) here.

This contribution follows Emma's article with Niamh McCloskey last year in the FIDIC - International Federation of Consulting Engineers' Future Leaders Booklet 2023 - Leading the Way.

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