In the Media

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Jul 09, 2017

Machine learning, and the way forward

CEE Auroop Ganguly's op-ed article on "Machine learning, and the way forward" was featured in the Millennium Post.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 08, 2017

Safe Streets?

CEE Professor Peter Furth was interviewed by WGBH on the "Greater Boston" television news report about bicycle safety in the city.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Apr 30, 2017

Boston Traffic Sucks—Here’s How to Fix It

CEE Professor Peter Furth met with Rachel Slade of Boston Magazine to discuss some of the many issues facing traffic systems in our community and what it will take to fix them.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Apr 26, 2017

Northeastern students present Route 1 traffic plan

Under the supervision of CEE Associate Teaching Professor Daniel Dulaski, a team of capstone students was featured in The Foxboro Reporter as they presented their plan to improve traffic and on the Route 1 transportation corridor. The group spent 14 weeks designing a number of solutions to traffic and parking issues currently facing Foxboro residents […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 24, 2017

The Hidden Flaws of Boston's Worst Intersections

CEE Professor Peter Furth was interviewed by NBC Boston for his expertise in traffic safety.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Jan 31, 2017

In Structural Engineering, Continuing Education Is Vital to Innovate and Evolve

CEE Professor & Chair Jerome Hajjar was featured in Redshift for his expertise in structural engineering.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Jan 30, 2017

Planners Using Level of Traffic Stress To Make Biking Easier

CEE Professor Peter Furth featured in The Washington Post article “Is biking stressing you out? Here’s how planners are trying to make things better” regarding the use of satellite maps and street-level data for road widths, speed limits and parking patterns to gauge the “level of traffic stress” (LTS) along local roads.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Dec 08, 2016

Exploring Temperature Extremes in Brookline

CEE Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly and interdisciplinary PhD students Lizzy Warner & Babak Fard were featured in EOS's article about "AGU's Thriving Earth Exchange Links Science with Small Towns". Their TEX project on Building Community Resilience to Extreme Heat in Brookline, MA explores the effects that extreme temperatures can have on the town.

Civil & Environmental Engineering