54th Annual CEE Alumni Dinner
Join us on May 2 as we honor two outstanding graduates of our department, Meaghan Hooper-Berdik and Paul Kirshen.
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How the Tufts Steel Bridge Team Engineers a Foundation for Success
The co-captains say planning and communication is their key strength in a regional steel bridge competition.
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Protecting Public Safety by Improving Post-Wildfire Remediation and Rebuilding
Assistant Professor Lauryn Spearing received an NSF grant to study barriers to rebuilding and remediating homes after wildfires.
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Theory and Practice Come Together at Geotechnical Symposium
The fourth annual geotechnical symposium focused on how to bridge the gap between numerical modeling, laboratory testing, and real-world geotechnical solutions.
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Student Turns Passion for Public Transit into Career Experience
During an internship with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Oakley Winters, E26, helped improve the transit system they grew up with.
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New Opportunities in Public Health Engineering
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering launches a new minor and renames a B.S.E. program to reflect evolving global challenges.
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Environmental Engineering Student earns U.S. Patent
Madison Giles, E27, designed a hyper-realistic hummingbird feeder that recently earned a United States Patent.
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Civil and Environmental Engineering News
Protecting Public Safety by Improving Post-Wildfire Remediation and Rebuilding
Assistant Professor Lauryn Spearing received an NSF grant to study barriers to rebuilding and remediating homes after wildfires.
Water Matters as Much as Oil in the Iran War. Experts Explain Why.
Professor Shafiqul Islam discusses the role of water in the Iran war in a recent USA today article.
A Look Back on the Tufts Geotechnical Symposium
Professor Emeritus Lew Edgers reflects on the 1984 Geotechnical Symposium and how the field has changed over the last few decades.
When intelligence is artificial, what happens to ours?
Ashley Forkey, E26, shares her opinion on how AI is affecting students and the field of civil and environmental engineering for ASCE.
Tufts civil engineering student turns passion for public transit into career experience
During an internship with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Oakley Winters, E26, helped improve the transit system they grew up with.
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