CEE and ISE Professor Cynthia Chen co-authored a paper revealing that peer-to-peer resource sharing has unlimited potential to strengthen community resilience during natural disasters, highlighting a solution for disaster preparedness. Learn more here.

Stop by MOR 218 tomorrow morning from 10 am to 12 pm for our first Work From Campus event of the quarter hosted by the CEE Graduate Student Advisory Board! There will be free coffee and breakfast for the CEE department. We’re excited to see the CEE community there!

The University of Washington’s Grand Challenges Impact Lab (GCIL) has won the Cross Cultural Experiences category in the 2024 UW Global Photo Contest! The winning photo, “Celebrating Holi,” captures a moment that was taken on GCIL’s study abroad program in Bengaluru, India.

Come bowl with us at the CEE Winter Mixer event tonight from 4-6 p.m. at the HUB. Food and beverages will be provided and all faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend! RSVP here! #UWCEE

Professor Paolo Calvi faced the challenge of stabilizing Genoa’s Torre Piloti, a maritime traffic control tower, against powerful winds. Calvi tackled this using active mass dampers to detect vibrations and counteract them in real-time. Learn more here.

In this Q&A, CEE Distinguished Alumni Victor Yamada shares what inspired his career in environmental engineering, highlights his accomplishments and shares how his family history lead him to his volunteer work. Discover more about Yamada’s achievements.

Sensors installed around UW's campus assist CEE Professor Faisal Hossain and UW Facilities manager Brian Davis in measuring soil moisture and air temperature. By integrating this data with satellite data, they work together to address irrigation issues.

If you have not already read the 2024 Autumn edition of the Bridge, check it out here!

The Washington State Department of Transportation Fellowship Program has been reactivated through a partnership with CEE! This program supports five WSDOT employees with the chance to earn a master's degree in transportation engineering. Learn more here!

Professor Jeff Ban's research uses data from smartphones, GPS systems, and traffic cameras in order to improve traffic flow and efficiency while emphasizing personal privacy. Read more about Professor Ban's research here.

CEE faculty and students have partnered with Seattle Public Utilities and Concrete Technology Corporation to drive research that benefits our communities. Read more about these research highlights here!

As climate change remains a growing concern, its impact on our roads is often overlooked. CEE professor Stephen Muench discusses his research on road recovery after flooding and how to improve the resilience of pavement systems. Learn more here.

The Bridge Autumn 2024 Edition is now live! Check out The Bridge here to learn more about CEE faculty, students, and alumni's achievements, research, and stories.

After Hurricane Helene landed in Florida, UW's RAPID team returned to Florida to find that their storm gauges had successfully captured storm data. This data provided insight that will help communities better prepare for natural disasters. Read more about their work here.

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CEE Professor Jeff Ban works at the intersection of data privacy and transportation efficiency. His work aims to improve traffic and road safety while protecting personal privacy by using "vehicle to everything" communication. Learn more here.

Transfer students make up a significant part of the CEE community, bringing with them invaluable skills and fresh perspectives. Find out how these students navigated the transition, built connections and thrived in their engineering pursuits at the UW.

Reminder: Our November 12 & 13 virtual info sessions are coming up! Explore master’s & Ph.D. programs in: 🚦 Transportation (Nov 12 at 8:00 AM & 4:00 PM PST) 🏗️ Structural Engineering & Mechanics (Nov 13 at 5:00 PM PST) 🔗 Join us:

Interested in CEE grad programs? Join us for virtual info sessions! 📅 Nov 12: Transportation: 8:00 AM & 4:00 PM PST (identical) 📅 Nov 13: Structural Engineering & Mechanics: 5:00 PM PST Get insights on curriculum, admissions & more! Join here: