New civil engineering assistant professor, Debasish Jana, modernizes infrastructure monitoring and resilience through artificial intelligence tools.
Saving lives with AI: Jana embraces technology to improve community resilience
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AI for water innovation: 3 ways OWSI harnesses the power of artificial intelligence
Discover three ways CSU’s One Water Solutions Institute applies AI and machine learning to advance water innovation, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience.
Ph.D. student selected as Colorado Water Center fellow
Civil engineering Ph.D. student Victoria Wojahn has been selected as a 2025 Colorado Water Center fellow.
Special Guest Lecture: Marcos Carrasco Benavides, October 30
Dr. Marcos Carrasco Benavides, Associate Professor of Agricultural Sciences from the
Universidad Católica del Maule in Curicó, Chile, will share his research on sensing technologies for monitoring plant water status. Join him on Thursday, October 30 at 4:00pm in the Lory Student Center, Room 312.
Civil engineering Ph.D. student and veteran named 2025 Tillman Scholar
Alexandria Rodgers was named a 2025 Tillman Scholar by the Pat Tillman Foundation for her work in sociohydrology as a civil engineering Ph.D. student at CSU. She is the third CSU student to ever receive this designation.
Duan to pursue circular water innovations as new environmental engineering faculty member
New environmental engineering faculty member, Yanghua Duan, joins department to contribute his work on sustainable water systems.
Sharvelle listed as CSU innovator for anaerobic digestion patent
Sharvelle is recognized in the list of 2024-25 CSU innovators for her team’s patent on advanced anaerobic digestion to carboxylic acids.
Ross Corotis to speak on natural hazards and resilience, October 21
Join Ross Corotis (CU Boulder) as he discusses decision analysis and resilience in the face of natural hazards on Tuesday, October 21 at 9:30 a.m. in LSC 390 or via Zoom.
Q&A: Bailey discusses selenium transport with SOURCE
Professor Ryan Bailey shares his research on water contamination due to selenium transportation via groundwater with CSU’s SOURCE.
Brennan to lead next era of civil engineering greatness at CSU
Rachel Brennan is the new department head for civil and environmental engineering at CSU, bringing her extensive experience as a researcher and professor for over 20 years at Penn State.