CSU geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineers make the case for sustainable mining to further the green energy transition.
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Black History Month: The contributions of Philip G. Hubbard to hydraulic engineering
In honor of Black History Month, Prof. Rob Ettema shares his recent publication on Philip G. Hubbard and his pioneering contributions to hydraulic engineering.
From pollutant to possibilities: the potential for using reclaimed stormwater in water systems
Prof. Sybil Sharvelle published guidance for treating pollutants and microbial pathogens in stormwater to reclaim for water systems.
CEE celebrates first graduates from partnership with Asian Institute of Technology
The partnership between the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Asian Institute of Technology has produced the first three graduates of the program.
Civil engineer and horticulturist join forces for stormwater and green roof research at CSU Spur’s Hydro Backyard
Two CSU researchers are collaborating with municipal officials in Denver to improve urban landscaping design for green stormwater management systems. Professors Sybil Sharvelle and Jennifer Bousselot have joined forces to integrate green infrastructure and stormwater reuse into the urban landscape.
Environmental engineering student named WSCOE outstanding graduate
Environmental Engineering student Mayca Saavedra named the fall 2023 Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering Outstanding Graduate!
Graduate students perform Army-funded research on vehicle mobility at Maxwell Ranch
CSU civil engineering graduate students are conducting a U.S. Army study on soil moisture that helps predict how heavy vehicles safely traverse unfamiliar terrain. The study could have wide-ranging applications for ranchers, park rangers and many others.
CEE contributes to global progress at UN COP28 climate conference
Colorado State University civil and environmental engineers and alumni are actively influencing the future of environmental policy and progress at the COP28 climate conference currently underway in Dubai.
Tong contributes to $2.2M effort toward energy-efficient desalinization
Three CSU researchers are set to launch two projects aimed at finding ways to reduce the energy cost of water desalinization and purification.
Environmental engineering transfer student embraces CSU experience with guide dog
Robert Lamm, a first-generation college student who transferred from community college, navigates college with his guide dog Fletcher.