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Mahmoud weighs in on structural safety of bridges in wake of Baltimore bridge collapse
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Chávez gives keynote address at Irrigation International Symposium in Uruguay
Chávez gives keynote address at Irrigation International Symposium in Uruguay Earlier this month, Professor José L. Chávez delivered a keynote address at an International Irrigation Management Symposium in Colonia, Uruguay. The symposium was a gathering of experts in irrigation and agriculture sharing innovations for improving irrigation water management in Latin America and the Caribbean. Chávez spoke…Read more
Nelson’s research on riverbed roughness featured in Eos article
Associate Professor Peter Nelson co-authored two papers in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface on the role of bedrock riverbed roughness in the formation of sediment patches. Nelson provides a model for riverbeds with both bedrock and alluvial segments to determine how the texture of the riverbed and the presence or absence of sediment…Read more
Mahmoud featured in Yale Climate Connections on lifespan of bridges
Mahmoud describes the impact of climate change on the lifespan of U.S. bridges in new Yale Climate Connections radio piece.
Baker embraces artificial intelligence as tool to enhance human creativity
Dan Baker advocates for the use of AI for daily mundane tasks to allow more time for human creativity and connection.
Guo earns NSF CAREER award to improve risk-assessment of wind damage to high-rise glass exteriors
Assistant Professor Yanlin Guo receives NSF CAREER award to develop new methodologies for assessing the risk of high wind damage to the glass exteriors of urban buildings.
Sharvelle shares wastewater expertise
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Research at the intersection: New CEE faculty member encourages pursuit of cross-disciplinary academic interests
Frances Davenport, new assistant professor in civil and environmental engineering, pursues research at the intersection of traditional disciplines to address interesting natural and human problems.
Mining shouldn’t be a dirty word: Why tailings and mine waste stewardship are critical to the green energy transition
CSU geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineers make the case for sustainable mining to further the green energy transition.
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.