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Researchers at Ruhr University Bochum developed ultrasound and fiber-optic sensors to detect internal damage in bridges. Dr. Mark Alexander Ahrens explains that concrete acts as a sponge, reacting to weather and aging. The team created methods to notice weakening before collapse, such as the 2024 Carola Bridge failure in Dresden, by measuring changes invisible to the naked eye.
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