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Pilot project will use campus wastewater to grow vegetables

Shape-shifting origami could help antenna systems adapt on the fly

NSF funds two new projects to understand greenhouse gas emissions from soil, expand microbial big-data analysis tools

Hyatt speaker Wassim Selman offers his one key factor for success: Always keep people in the equation

Suryanarayana leads new $3M project to unlock the power of tomorrow’s supercomputers for understanding chemical phenomena

Extending history: Civil and environmental undergrad programs remain among nation’s elite program in new U.S. News rankings

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Winners of 2018 Eisenhower Fellowships: Ph.D. student David Ederer, Ph.D student Atiyya Shaw and master's student Andreas Wolfe.

Newest Eisenhower fellows designing better models, improving rural transit, fixing unsafe roads

Visitors consider the artwork created by students in Francesco Fedele's Visual Arts and Geometry course at the Kai Lin Gallery Dec. 11. The drawings hung for one night at the gallery to celebrate the students' work in the class, which connected advanced geometry with art through the lenses of Einstein and Picasso.

Art and geometry: Exhibition features student art inspired by Einstein and Picasso

Ph.D. student Atiyya Shaw, who is the student of the year for the Center for Teaching Old Models New Tricks.

Shaw picked as national student of the year for US DOT-funded research center

44 percent women. 21 percent under-represented minorities. We’re one of the most diverse CEE schools in the country, meaning our classes look a lot like our global society.

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STUDENT NEWS

Winners of 2018 Eisenhower Fellowships: Ph.D. student David Ederer, Ph.D student Atiyya Shaw and master's student Andreas Wolfe.

Newest Eisenhower fellows designing better models, improving rural transit, fixing unsafe roads

Visitors consider the artwork created by students in Francesco Fedele's Visual Arts and Geometry course at the Kai Lin Gallery Dec. 11. The drawings hung for one night at the gallery to celebrate the students' work in the class, which connected advanced geometry with art through the lenses of Einstein and Picasso.

Art and geometry: Exhibition features student art inspired by Einstein and Picasso

Ph.D. student Atiyya Shaw, who is the student of the year for the Center for Teaching Old Models New Tricks.

Shaw picked as national student of the year for US DOT-funded research center

Our more than 12,000 living alumni are a testament to the power of a CEEatGT education. And their continued connection with us means our education is grounded in the real world.

ALUMNI NEWS

The new members of the School's External Advisory Board: Raul Delgado, Fred Carlson, Art Williams, Murray Griffin and Rebecca Nease.

Family traditions, entrepreneurship link new members of School’s advisory board

Alumni Jim Anderson, Andrea Hence Evans and Rick Garcia, who all studied civil engineering but have ended up in far different careers.

Where can a CEEatGT degree take you? Newest Field Notes podcast has some unexpected answers

Wassim Selman, a triple alumnus of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, delivered the fall 2018 lecture in the Kenneth Hyatt Distinguished Alumni Leadership Speaker Series Oct. 2. Selman focused on the importance of keeping people in the equation — and even presented his own equation for how to do that. (Photo: Qiusen Huang)

Hyatt speaker Wassim Selman offers his one key factor for success: Always keep people in the equation

IN THE NEWS

Frederick R. Dickerson Chair Srinivas Peeta (Photo: Luke Xinjing Xu)

India’s top engineering college honors Peeta as distinguished alumnus

Assistant Professor Emily Grubert

New faces: Grubert blends engineering, social science to help us make decisions about our infrastructure systems

Winners of 2018 Eisenhower Fellowships: Ph.D. student David Ederer, Ph.D student Atiyya Shaw and master's student Andreas Wolfe.

Newest Eisenhower fellows designing better models, improving rural transit, fixing unsafe roads

Karen and John Huff School Chair Donald Webster. (Photo: Jess Hunt-Ralston)

Webster elected a sustaining fellow of international aquatic sciences society

Visitors consider the artwork created by students in Francesco Fedele's Visual Arts and Geometry course at the Kai Lin Gallery Dec. 11. The drawings hung for one night at the gallery to celebrate the students' work in the class, which connected advanced geometry with art through the lenses of Einstein and Picasso.

Art and geometry: Exhibition features student art inspired by Einstein and Picasso

An autonomous Waymo Chrysler Pacifica drives around Los Altos, California. (Photo Courtesy: Dllu via Wikimedia Commons)

Op-Ed: Will driverless cars make our traffic problems worse?

Screenshot of BBC News story about new data collected by Hermann Fritz and his colleagues after the tsunami in Indonesia in September.

Fritz, colleagues find surprising clue to severity of Indonesia tsunami

Silver dipoles are arranged across the folds of a Miuri-Ori pattern to create a radio frequency filter that’s tunable. By adjusting the dimensions, the filter can block a wide range of frequencies. (Photo: Rob Felt)

Shape-shifting origami could help antenna systems adapt on the fly

Ph.D. student Atiyya Shaw, who is the student of the year for the Center for Teaching Old Models New Tricks.

Shaw picked as national student of the year for US DOT-funded research center

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February 11, 2019 - 09:00

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2019 ASCE International Conference on Computing in Civil Engineering

June 17, 2019 - 19:00

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School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Mason Building, 790 Atlantic Drive, Atlanta, GA 30332-0355
Phone: 404-894-2201
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