| School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Rendering of SunTrust Park, scheduled to open in spring 2017. (Image: Atlanta Braves)

Braves’ New World

10 June 2016

IndustryWeek website screen shot

Reddy and his sewing robots are IndustryWeek’s Manufacturing Leader of the Week

10 June 2016

Yannis Dialynas, a hydrology Ph.D. student in Georgia Tech’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Georgia Tech Provost Rafael L. Bras, discuss a model of soil erosion. This research is studying the role of erosion on carbon cycling. (Photo: Rob Felt)

New model explains how soil erosion affects the amount of carbon in Earth’s atmosphere

09 June 2016

Senior Maggie Lindsey in Costa Rica with one of the young students who will attend a primary school she helped design and build.

Lindsey’s thoughts on engineers and ethics win her ASCE’s Daniel Mead Prize

09 June 2016

Prescribed burn near Griffin, Georgia

Odman’s new project will help us understand how prescribed burns impact health, air quality across the Southeast

07 June 2016

The Sustainable Transportation Abroad class outside the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

Class bikes through the Netherlands to study sustainable transportation

03 June 2016

Hurricane Isabel, the strongest storm of the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season. (Photo: NASA)

As hurricane season begins, how a Georgia Tech civil engineer created the five categories we use to classify storms

01 June 2016

Cover of Science special issue on urban issues.

How do we build sustainable cities? Russell co-authors Science piece that offers a prescription

27 May 2016

Ph.D. student Yannis Dialynas

Dialynas wins NASA support for his work on soil erosion and atmospheric carbon dioxide

26 May 2016

Professor Aris Georgakakos with Philip Sarris, BSCE 1952.

64 years later, Philip Sarris gets the diploma he earned

24 May 2016