Ph.D. student Victoria Wojahn will receive $10,000 in sensors from METER, Inc. for her work on ecohydrology and water storage in trees in the Manitou Experimental Forest.
Ph.D. student awarded $10K scholarship ecohydrology research equipment
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Ph.D. candidate to participate in NSF-funded glacial stream study in Italy
Ph.D. candidate Aleah Hahn will travel to Trento, Italy over the summer to study glacial streams through NSF’s International Research Experience.
Morrison receives grant to study effectiveness of low-tech process-based restoration on trout population in Poudre Watershed
Associate Professor Ryan Morrison is partnering with the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed and CSU researchers to examine the impact of restoration efforts.
Millonig shares importance of Denver-area precipitation for Water TAP research
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Management-scale groundwater solutions from space
Associate Professor Ryan Smith shares the ongoing work of the remote sensing hydrology research group for the AGU Hydrology May 2026 Newsletter.
CEE seniors embrace an entrepreneurial mindset with award-winning water treatment device
CEE seniors Hugh McCurren (environmental) and Josh Kates (civil) are leading an interdisciplinary senior design team for a water treatment device that will become a startup business for the duo after graduation.
Hydrology bike tour highlights deep water history of CSU and city
The department hosted the first-ever Hydrology History Bike Tour to promote the upcoming Hydrology Days conference.
Trees store water: Ph.D. research explores role of trees in water cycle
Civil engineering Ph.D. student, Victória de Souza Wojahn, is research how the ability of tree to store water could impact water supply modeling.
Maury Albertson: A lasting global impact
Maury Albertson, former CEE professor and catalyst for the creation of the Peace Corps, remains a water resources legend across the globe.
RMAEP hosts tour of Center for Contaminant Hydrology, March 10
Join the Rocky Mountain Association of Environmental Professionals for a tour of the Center for Contaminant Hydrology on Monday, March 10 at 5:00 p.m. at the Engineering Research Center. Registration required.