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As many subscribers are currently working from home, the publishers of Bd&e have taken the decision to make this issue freely available so that nobody misses out. Among the articles in Bd&e #99 that everyone can enjoy are:

• Playing the long game: Naeem Hussain in profile
• Going horizontal: new construction method deployed on a second bridge in Austria
• Welded to the future: a pedestrian crossing is a test case for new construction technology
• Italian Renaissance: the final span of a bridge replacement project has been lifted into place
• Spring in Sacramento: close cooperation has led to unique arch bridge design
• Arpeggio rising: a bridge project in Sweden aims to create a new national landmark
• Chain of command: remotely controlled highway and pedestrian bridges in the USA
• Agenda-setting: economic and environmental benefits of harnessing UHPFRC
• Call of the wild: just how ‘green’ are green bridges?
• But why?: seeking the root causes of the collapse of the FIU pedestrian bridge
• Restrained response: a new seismic resistance technique is revealed
• Stay smart: much-needed intervention on a bridge connecting Spain and Portugal
• Strength in numbers: historic bridge’s hanger tests reveal surprising results

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