Civil and Environmental Engineering
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is made up of two main laboratories: Pierce and Parsons Laboratory. Emphasizing the use of quantitative approaches, CEE features two vibrant centers of gravity: environment (Parsons Laboratory), what exists as natural systems; and infrastructure (Pierce Laboratory), what is created by human activity.
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Upcoming Events
Prof. Nicole Deziel, Yale University "The Role of Surrogate Measures in Environmental Exposure Assessment for Epidemiology: The Case of Unconventional Oil...
Abstract: Engineering simulation based on computational mechanics has developed from pioneering work at Boeing into a thriving, high-tech activity. Dr....
Tabita Ramirez, Borisy Lab, The Forsyth Institute for the The Parsons Lab Microbial Systems Seminar Series @MIT
Prof. Meagan Mauter Carnegie Mellon University Managing high salinity brines from geologic carbon sequestration Abstract Transformational changes are...
Abstract: Complex flow phenomena are widely present in systems involving energy generation and propulsion, and control of such fundamental phenomena is key...
Recent Events
Henry L. Pierce Laboratory Seminar with Prof....
Wednesday, April 24, 2019"Computational approaches for the study of...
Wednesday, April 24, 2019CEE C.C. Mei Distinguished Speaker Series-...
Monday, April 22, 2019Environmental Science Seminar Series
Friday, April 19, 2019Henry L. Pierce Laboratory Seminar Series with...
Wednesday, April 17, 2019Recent Activity
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