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May 07, 2013

What’s in your water?

For a scholar whose research focuses on aquatic envi­ron­mental chem­istry, Philip Larese-​​Casanova spends little time doing research in the envi­ron­ment. “I don’t take water sam­ples and I don’t go to drinking water […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 06, 2013

Andrew Myers wins CEE Excellence in Teaching Award

The CEE Department is pleased to announce that Assistant Professor Andrew Myers was selected to receive the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Excellence in Teaching Award.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 06, 2013

Congratulations to 2013 CEE Scholarship/Award Winners!

Congratulations to the 2013 Civil and Environmental Engineering students who were provided over $66,000 in scholarships and awards.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 02, 2013

CEE Students Compete in ASCE New England Regional Concrete Canoe Competition

CEE Students competed at the ASCE sponsored New England Regional Concrete Canoe Competition, which was recently held at UMass Dartmouth.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 01, 2013

CEE Students Compete in ASCE New England Regional Steel Bridge Competition

The NU Steel Bridge team recently participated in the ASCE New England Regional Steel Bridge Competition hosted by MIT on April 20th.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Apr 30, 2013

NU Honorary Degree Awarded to Civil Engineer Jack Bryant

CEE is pleased to announce that a Northeastern University alumnus and civil engineer, Jack Bryant, has been presented with an honorary degree at the 2013 commencement ceremony.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Apr 30, 2013

Larese-Casanova Discusses the Diverse Nature of Elements

In a recent interview on the Northeastern University research blog, InSolution, Prof. Philip Larese-Casanova discusses his passion for chemistry and explains the "personalities" of elements.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Apr 12, 2013

Real World Solutions

Under the direction of Daniel Dulaski, a team of CEE capstone students have devised a method to reduce traffic congestion at a busy North Attleboro intersection.

Civil & Environmental Engineering