Civil and Environmental Engineering news

They will study how social equity considerations can be incorporated into infrastructure management decisions, focusing on road pavement conditions.

The Center for Agriculture, Food, and the Environment awards grants to Lauren Andrews, Caitlyn Butler, and Chul Park for interdisciplinary research projects. 

The team’s pioneering hydrodynamic model accurately predicts annual-peak-daily streamflow in natural basins and correctly quantifies flood-risk assessments.

With more than half of the nation’s 623,218 bridges experiencing significant deterioration, this method is positioned to be a much-needed solution.

The Summer Education Accelerator empowered participants to share the latest innovations in offshore-wind energy and build collaborations across institutions.

They recieved the grant for their project “Novel public water system typology for effective deployment of innovative treatment technologies across the U.S."

The Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering workshop “empowers participants with ways to become a voice for research throughout their careers.”

The grants are designed to empower creativity, support interdisciplinary collaborations, and strengthen the campus’ areas of excellence.

Amy Feliciano is the recipient of the Dean’s Outstanding Service Award and Adrian "AJ" Wilson is the recipient of the Dean’s Outstanding Student Support Award.

Researchers call for industry standards in the unregulated at-home water testing kit market.