News
Nov 25, 2015
Eckelman Gives Waste Management Keynote Presentation
CEE Assistant Professor Matt Eckelman gave a keynote presentation at the German National Academy of Sciences (Leopoldina) for an international gathering of waste management experts on the topic of industrial waste reprocessing.
Nov 23, 2015
Logan Jackson Awarded Rhodes Scholarship
Logan Jackson, CEE'16, is the first Northeastern University student to win the Rhodes Scholarship, which is one of the most prestigious awards an undergraduate in the country can receive.
Nov 12, 2015
Climate Ready Boston
CEE Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly, Professor Matthias Ruth, and alumni Evan Kodra (E'14, CEO of Northeastern spinout risQ) have joined the Boston Research Advisory Group (BRAG) for Climate Ready Boston.
Nov 10, 2015
Hellweger Featured in River Stories
CEE Associate Professor Ferdi Hellweger was featured in the Charles River Conservatory's third volume of River Stories, which highlights local writers and artists.
Nov 05, 2015
Interdisciplinary Approach to Recover from Disasters
CEE Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly & his interdisciplinary PhD students Udit Bhatia, Devashish Kumar, and Evan Kodra (E'14) have created a tool using network theory to ascertain the resilience of infrastructure systems affected by disasters.
Nov 03, 2015
Fannon & Eckelman Receive AIA Grant
CEE Assistant Professors David Fannon, Matthew Eckelman, and Architecture Assistant Professor Michelle Laboy's project "Building Resilience: A Tool for Planning & Decision-making" was selected to be a part of the 2015 AIA Upjohn Research Initiative.
Oct 29, 2015
Mansfield Awarded $2M Grant Renovation Based on Capstone Recommendation
The Town of Mansfield was just awarded a $2.37M transportation improvement grant based on recommendations from a CEE capstone project under the direction of Associate Teaching Professor Daniel Dulaski.
Oct 21, 2015
COE & Science Freshman Night a Success
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) helped organize a Freshman Night for the College of Engineering and the College of Science with over 30 participating student groups.