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Scientific Resolution Panels (SRPs) convene for the purpose of reviewing and resolving conflicting scientific and technical data, submitted by a community, challenging the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) proposed flood hazard data.
The National Institute of Building Sciences seeks qualified scientific and technical professionals from the public, private and academic sectors to serve on independent scientific panels. These Scientific Resolution Panels (SRPs) convene for the purpose of reviewing and resolving conflicting scientific and technical data, submitted by a community… more
2021 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Award
There are only a couple more weeks left to get your nominations in to recognize leaders in the built environment. NIBS opened the awards nominations process last month, and the deadline is May 31. Your assignment: Send us your nominations for the following awards: NIBS Distinguished Service, Exceptional Woman in Building, Future Leaders, NIBS… more
Evelyn Fujimoto
In celebration of May’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we spoke with NIBS Board Member Evelyn Fujimoto, Associate AIA, RID, LEED AP, and Principal with STG Design. Here’s what Fujimoto shared with us. How did you get started in the built environment? I started my career with multiple internships with an architecture and… more
NIBS award winner Amrinder Singh
The National Institute of Building Sciences has opened the awards nominations process for outstanding members of the building industry. Last year, NIBS inaugurated several new awards categories to winners, who were were announced during Building Innovation 2021. Among these awards: the Future Leaders Award, which was given to Amrinder Singh,… more
USGBC Live
The National Institute of Building Sciences is a proud partner with the U.S. Green Building Council for this year’s USGBC Live. USGBC Live is a leading series for the future of buildings, cities, and communities. It starts Thursday, May 12, at the Saint Paul RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minnesota. The Twin Cities Forum is available for 6.5 in-person… more