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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

A screenshot of the Poets&Quants website naming master's student Trevor Clark on the nation's best MBA students.

Website says dual master’s student Trevor Clark is one of nation’s brightest MBAs

23 May 2016

Alumnus and former faculty member James R. Wallace (1938-2016)

Remembering alumnus, former faculty member James Wallace (1938-2016)

20 May 2016

The Haitian Roundtable's 2016 1804 List of Changemakers and Ones to Watch.

Haitian Roundtable recognizes DesRoches as one of 2016's change-making Haitian-Americans

18 May 2016

Associate Professor Yong Cho and Dimitri Seneca Snowden with the robot Snowden has donated to Cho's research lab.

Self-taught roboticist Dimitri Seneca Snowden donates his creation to Cho’s construction engineering research lab

13 May 2016

Coral reef off Kiritimati Island. (Photo: Pamela Grothe)

Shellby Miller’s trip to Kiritimati Island illustrates stark realities of climate change

09 May 2016

A Mundy scholar essay

Research Horizons illustration for Rolling Robots story

A roadmap to robotic vehicles

29 April 2016

Helen Grenga Award winner April Gadsby with Associate Chair Susan Burns.

Women in Engineering selects Gadsby for 2016 Helen Grenga Award, gives scholarships to 18 others

28 April 2016

The winning CEE team at the spring 2016 Capston Design Expo pictured with Assistant Professor Kari Watkins, left: Lilian Ayala, Sage Roberts, John Bolen and Ryan Liu.

Nearly shovel-ready roundabout design wins first place at Capstone Design Expo

26 April 2016

The four projects School of Civil and Environmental Engineering teams will present at the 2016 Capstone Design Expo.

Capstone Expo teams present road studies, wind-tunnel tests, police HQ designs

25 April 2016

This is the second year CEE has sent teams to the expo

Daniella Remolina, who graduated in December and started work this month with the Boston Consulting Group.

How to turn a civil engineering degree into a job with one of the country’s ‘big 3’ consulting firms

21 April 2016

ASCE Georgia Tech Chapter at 2016 Carolinas Regional Conference

ASCE students win hydraulics competition at regional conference

20 April 2016

Geotechnical engineering team places 2nd, concrete canoe co-ed sprint team finishes 3rd

Cardelino wins more support for her work on limestone in self-consolidating concrete

20 April 2016

Howard Tellepsen speaks at the College of Engineering Alumni Awards April 16. Tellepsen, BSCE 1966, was inducted into the College's Hall of Fame.

Tellepsen joins College of Engineering Hall of Fame; Higginbotham and Mitchell win alumni awards

18 April 2016

Charles "Wick" Moorman (Photo: Gary Meek)

As luck would have it: Wick Moorman found serendipity in a life of railroading

18 April 2016

Georgene Geary and Laura Mast, winners of NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Geary, Mast win NSF graduate fellowships

14 April 2016

Pezzola wins Defense Department fellowship and a guaranteed job after graduation

13 April 2016

Assistant Professor Lauren Stewart in her lab.

A Booming Career

11 April 2016

The Sept. 11 attacks helped prompt Lauren Stewart to become a blast expert

Lake Mendota near Madison, Wisconsin. Georgia Tech researchers used long-term data on the lake’s microbial communities to develop what may be the largest-ever dynamic model of how those communities interact. The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Kostas Konstantinidis says that could help restore sick lakes and may one day help scientists better understand the human body’s microbiome. (Photo: Good Free Photos)

Dynamic model helps scientists understand healthy lakes to heal sick ones

07 April 2016

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