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Lewis Edgers
Associate Dean of Undergraduate Curriculum
Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Grants, Contracts and Awards
- "Friction Pile Capacities in Vermont Silt", State of Vermont Department
of Highways and U.S. Department of Transportation 1967-1969. $14,000.
- "Dynamic Soils Laboratory Test Equipment", National Science Foundation,
Instructional Scientific-Equipment Program. 1975-76. $13,600 (plus matching
University funds).
- "Postdoctoral Research Fellowship", Royal Norwegian Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research 1980-81. $13,600.
- Innovative Teaching Award by Experimental College for Development of course
on Toxic Waste Management. 1983. $500 with A.M. Rossignol and W.A. Chudyk.
- "Highway Design for Frost Susceptible Soils", Massachusetts Department of
Public Works. 1985-87. $100,000.
- "Submarine Slope Instabilities", Tufts Faculty Research Award. 1985. $600.
- "Direct Simple Shear Apparatus", Loan agreement with U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Waterways Experiment Station. 1985-88. $30,500 value.
- "Field Station Feasibility Study", Tufts University Center for Environmental
Management, U.S. EPA, 1987-88. $52,000.
- "A Model for Predicting Long-Term Landfill Settlements", Tufts University
Center for Environmental Management, U.S. EPA, 1989-90. $50,946.
- "Design of Drilled Shafts for Strain Pole and Mast Arm Foundations", Massachusetts
Department of Public Works, 1991-1994. $219,685.
- GZA Fellowship in Geoenvironmental Engineering, 1991-1192. $15,000.
- "Northeast Regional Academic Center for Institute for Professional Practice,
1992-. $5,000 year.
- Project Bridge, Development of K-12 Curriculum Materials, with K. Camara,
Tufts Education Department. NSF and Pew Trust, 1994. $20,000.
- "Remediation of PCB Contaminated Sediments", Technical Support to Housatonic
River Initiative, with Tufts CEM, Anne Marie Desmarais, and James Noble, US
EPA, 1994. $40,000.
- "Infrastructure Systems, Services and Climate Change: Integrated Impacts
and Response Strategies for the Metropolitan Boston Area", non-PI participant,
US EPA, $894,479.
- "Research Fellowship", Norwegian Geotechnical
Institute (NGI), Geohazards Center of Excellence,
January-June 2003, $25, 700.
- "Digital Boston Geotechnical Data Base", 2003-2005,
Berger Family Tech. Transfer Endowment, Tufts
University, Laurie Baise (PI), $50,000.
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