Civil and Environmental Engineering news

Approximately 400 students from 20 different universities gathered on campus for the symposium.

The programs will allow students to gain knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving fields of Aerospace Engineering and Artificial Intelligence Engineering.

An international panel of academic judges reviewed the posters, which showcased innovative research aimed at improving transportation safety and mobility. 

Modeling data shows that upfront investments in co-undergrounding wires, particularly in outage-prone areas, can pay off.

Simos Gerasimidis and Chengbo Ai have developed a trailblazing 3D-laser-scanning technology that could become the norm for bridge inspection in coming years.

The College is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 Outstanding Alumni Awards, including five Distinguished Alumni and five Outstanding Young Alumni.

The winning project is based on research by David Reckhow, research professor of civil and environmental engineering, and Julie Bliss Mullen.

Gleason is working with University of Bristol Professor Paul Bates on delivering the promise of the NASA SWOT satellite’s “hydrologic revolution.”

Dadzoe received the award for her abstract, titled “Prioritization of Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation Considering Social Equity.”

Amma Agyekum, a CEE PhD student, has received a Competitive Student Poster Award at the 2024 Society of Risk Analysis (SRA) Annual Meeting.