News
Nov 21, 2017
Eckelman Wins BSCE Clemens Herschel Award
CEE Assistant Professor Matt Eckelman and his former Ph.D. student Mithun Saha have won the Clemens Herschel Award from the Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers, for their paper entitled “Urban Scale Mapping of Concrete Degradation from Projected Climate Change.”
Nov 21, 2017
Onnis-Hayden Wins NEWEA Clair N. Sawyer Award
CEE Associate Professor Annalisa Onnis-Hayden has won the 2017 Clair N. Sawyer Award from the New England Water Environmental Association.
Nov 13, 2017
Mueller to Work on $2.7M DARPA Collaboration Grant
CEE/COS Assistant Professor Amy Mueller, in collaboration with University of Washington and CalTech, will work on a $2.7M DARPA grant for the “Implementation of a synthetic Anammox bio-granular technology in the main wastewater treatment line.”
Nov 07, 2017
Engineering and Public Policy Student Spotlight: Sarah Sanchez
Sarah Sanchez believes technology can be used to improve life by minimizing risks and undesirable impacts and by enrolling in the MS in Engineering and Public Policy program, she is exploring the interface between technology and society.
Nov 02, 2017
CEE Student Wins RC3 Scholarship
CEE BS/MS student Samantha Wagner, E'18, won a $1,000 Reinforced Concrete Construction Committee (RC3) Ken Fone-Jack Weber Scholarship, which will be presented at their annual meeting on November 9, 2017. […]
Oct 16, 2017
CEE Alums Place 3rd in WEF Student Design Competition
Recent CEE alums Catherine Moskos, Erika Towne and Lindsey Carver competed at the National Water Environment Federation student design competition in Chicago this past October during the the Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference, which is the largest annual water quality event in the world.
Oct 03, 2017
Professor Loretta Fernandez Receives Grant From The EPA
The pilot study by CEE/COS Assistant Professor Loretta Fernandez entitled “Laboratory and field pilot study on using polyethylene passive samplers to monitor potential PCB transport across the engineered cap at the Grasse River Superfund site” has received a $405K grant in collaboration with the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center.from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Sep 29, 2017
Rebuilding in the Modern World
CSSH/CEE Professor Matthias Ruth and MIE Professor Ozlem Ergun suggest how Puerto Rico can rebuild their electricity infrastructure to better handle future hurricane and storm seasons.