1. Chloride attack of reinforced concrete: an overview

   • Adam Neville

   OriginalPaper Pages: 63 - 70

2. Perspectives nouvelles pour la prise en compte des alcali-réactions dans le calcul des structures

   • Bruno Capra
   • Jean-Pierre Bournazel

   OriginalPaper Pages: 71 - 73

3. Determining the minimum crack width that can be detected using the impact-echo method Part 1: Experimental study

   • Chia-chi Cheng
   • Mary Sansalone

   OriginalPaper Pages: 74 - 82

4. Rate effect on interfacial response between fibres and matrix

   • A. Pacios
   • C. Ouyang
   • S. P. Shah

   OriginalPaper Pages: 83 - 91

5. Gypsum in construction: origin and properties

   • Joseph Karni
   • E'Yal Karni

   OriginalPaper Pages: 92 - 100

6. EMPA and its activities in the field of building materials, elements and structures

   • F. Eggiman
   • U. Meier
   • H. W. Fritz

   Technical Notes Pages: 101 - 102

7. Investigation of the dynamic behaviour of civil engineering structures—new developments

   • R. Cantieni

   Technical Notes Pages: 103 - 104

8. Rehabilitation and retrofitting of existing structures through external bonding of thin carbon fibre sheets

   • Urs Meier

   Technical Notes Pages: 105 - 106

9. Fibre reinforced plastic splices for joints in timber structures

   • A. Ulrich Meierhofer

   Technical Notes Pages: 106 - 107

10. Arrest of rapid crack propagation in polymer pipes

    • P. Flüeler
    • M. Farshad

    Technical Notes Pages: 108 - 110

11. Fibre optic sensors for civil structures monitoring

    • U. Sennhauser
    • R. Brönnimann
    • Ph. M. Nellen

    Technical Notes Pages: 110 - 111

12. Quality change and structural damage of polymer-bitumen binders during road construction

    • M. N. Partl
    • M. Hugener
    • Ch. Raab

    Technical Notes Pages: 112 - 113

13. Characterization of emissions of volatile organic compounds from building materials

    • Robert Gehrig

    Technical Notes Pages: 113 - 115

14. One-dimensional water transport in covercrete—application of non-destructive methods

    • J. Kaufmann
    • W. Studer

    Technical Notes Pages: 115 - 124

15. Editorial

    • Michel Brusin

    EditorialNotes Pages: ii - ii