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Community is what matters to Giuliana Stovall, in life and in career

New origami can morph from one pattern to another, unlocking possibilities for new structures and materials

The next frontier in air quality: Kaiser studies the precursors to pollution to improve our cities’ air

Spring Break travelers reflect on disaster recovery, a different approach to transportation, and water quality challenges after week abroad

Tech’s civil and environmental engineering graduate degrees again ranked among America’s best

Better water purification without the byproducts of using chlorine

Marshall Commission names Jackie Knee the 2019 Marshall Sherfield Fellow

Koon elected to National Academy of Engineering

Pilot project will use campus wastewater to grow vegetables

Messners launch $5M faculty endowment challenge

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Ph.D. student Tuo Zhao stands in front of shelves filled with books. (Photo Courtesy: Center for Teaching and Learning)

Zhao honored as Institute-wide TA of the Year

Guiliana Stovall sits on a bench with her roller derby roller skates. Stovall, a long-time roller derby player, knew she would continue to skate when she came to Georgia Tech. And since Tech had no outlet, she founded Yellow Jacket Roller Derby. (Photo Courtesy: Giuliana Stovall)

Community is what matters to Giuliana Stovall, in life and in career

First-year Ph.D. student Aaron Miller

Tapping Georgia’s resources to make stronger concrete for bridges wins Miller a national American Concrete Institute scholarship

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Ph.D. student Tuo Zhao stands in front of shelves filled with books. (Photo Courtesy: Center for Teaching and Learning)

Zhao honored as Institute-wide TA of the Year

Guiliana Stovall sits on a bench with her roller derby roller skates. Stovall, a long-time roller derby player, knew she would continue to skate when she came to Georgia Tech. And since Tech had no outlet, she founded Yellow Jacket Roller Derby. (Photo Courtesy: Giuliana Stovall)

Community is what matters to Giuliana Stovall, in life and in career

First-year Ph.D. student Aaron Miller

Tapping Georgia’s resources to make stronger concrete for bridges wins Miller a national American Concrete Institute scholarship

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ALUMNI NEWS

Andrea Hence Evans, BCE 1999, who's now an intellectual property attorney outside Washington. (Photo Courtesy: Law Firm of Andrea Hence Evans)

Patented Calling: Best-selling author, TV expert and civil engineer Andrea Hence Evans helps entrepreneurs protect their ideas

Civil engineering alumnus G. Ben Turnipseed, who was inducted into the Georgia Tech Engineering Hall of Fame April 6. (Photo: Gary Meek)

Turnipseed elected to Engineering Hall of Fame, College honors Bir’s impact at alumni awards

Elizabeth and Bill Higginbotham at dusk with the Midtown Atlanta skyline in the background. (Photo: Gary Meek)

Higginbothams answer Messner challenge, endow new professorship

IN THE NEWS

A researcher measures the width of a crack in a reinforced concrete column after testing the strength of the column. A new project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency will develop a field-deployable tool to detect cracks far smaller than this — and inside rather than outside — thick reinforced concrete structures. (Photo: Chris Kiser)

New tool will give large concrete structures what amounts to an ultrasound, finding tiny cracks before they grow

Ph.D. student Tuo Zhao stands in front of shelves filled with books. (Photo Courtesy: Center for Teaching and Learning)

Zhao honored as Institute-wide TA of the Year

Raymond Allen Jones Chair Glaucio Paulino looks leftward and smiles. (Photo: Rob Felt)

Mechanical engineering society elevates Paulino to fellow

Andrea Hence Evans, BCE 1999, who's now an intellectual property attorney outside Washington. (Photo Courtesy: Law Firm of Andrea Hence Evans)

Patented Calling: Best-selling author, TV expert and civil engineer Andrea Hence Evans helps entrepreneurs protect their ideas

Guiliana Stovall sits on a bench with her roller derby roller skates. Stovall, a long-time roller derby player, knew she would continue to skate when she came to Georgia Tech. And since Tech had no outlet, she founded Yellow Jacket Roller Derby. (Photo Courtesy: Giuliana Stovall)

Community is what matters to Giuliana Stovall, in life and in career

First-year Ph.D. student Aaron Miller

Tapping Georgia’s resources to make stronger concrete for bridges wins Miller a national American Concrete Institute scholarship

Professor Spyros Pavlostathis

Pavlostathis honored for connecting education, research, practice with medal named for former Tech professor

Vakaa Design — a team comprising, left to right, Justin Liu, Chris Folsom, Kailee Unangst and Hannah Davis — accepts the first-place check for civil and environmental engineering at the spring 2019 Capstone Design Expo alongside Associate Professor Kari Watkins. The team had to design the alignment of new express lanes along Interstate 285 in northwest Atlanta, including the structural elements to supported the elevated lanes. (Photo: Amelia Neumeister)

Capstone projects reuse wastewater and dredging material, protect pedestrians, create new ways to move traffic in congested NW Atlanta

Ideas to Serve solutions winner Abigail Cohen presented by judge Kathleen Kurre.

A new approach to sustainable fertilizer takes top prize at Ideas to Serve competition

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2019 ASCE International Conference on Computing in Civil Engineering

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School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Phone: 404-894-2201
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