Associate Professor Ryan Morrison partnered with OWSI to launch new E-FRESH application supporting decision-making in river ecosystems.
E-FRESH application improves river management collaboration
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Alumna earns national career award for work merging civil engineering and sociology
Elaina Sutley, CSU civil engineering Ph.D. alumna, has been awarded the prestigious Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists. Sutley is now an associate professor at the University of Kansas.
Saving lives with AI: Jana embraces technology to improve community resilience
New civil engineering assistant professor, Debasish Jana, modernizes infrastructure monitoring and resilience through artificial intelligence tools.
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.
Latinx Heritage Month: Amplifying voices in civil and environmental engineering
Students, faculty, and staff in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering share a bit about their lives and what their Latinx heritage means to them. Latinx Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15.
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.
Omur-Ozbek named 2025 Engineering Unleashed Fellow for excellence in engineering education
Pinar Omur-Ozbek has been named a 2025 Engineering Unleashed Fellow for embracing an entrepreneurial mindset and using maker activities in undergraduate environmental engineering courses.
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.