Our very own Dr. Jo Sias was a contributor to this story about Pavement and Climate change in New England!
Climate change is making spring pothole season worse, stretching local government budgets https://t.co/fIoM6qIzDr
4 days left to give to the UNH 603 challenge! Vote Tucker for the dogs of CEPS competition by giving to the CEE department! Donate at https://t.co/ozYgDuNBIp
Thank you for your support to the Civil and Environmental Engineering department!
CEEs very own Professor Majid Ghayoomi receives $1.7 million from NSF to lead research examining how climate change in the Arctic could effect the area's infrastructure and how it could impact the preparedness and response to earthquake related disasters. Congratulations! 🎉
The time is almost here!!! Our 6th Biennial conference is in T-Minus 17 day!!! Registration closes THIS FRIDAY!! Make sure to register, you don’t want to miss out on our amazing speakers and panelists!! REGISTER NOW AT: https://t.co/ZxAHz1IS32
CEE EnvE Grads Cassidy Yates, Sydney Adams, and Mina Aghababaei attended the Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference recently in Chicago!
CONGRATULATIONS to UNHs FIRST Coutelle Program Ph.D Graduate, Francesco Preti!!
Francesco is pictured here with his CEE advisor, Dr. Jo Sias and William Clyde, UNH graduate school associate dean! (not pictured here is Francescos��� other advisor, Eshan Dave)
Check out the story on “UNH Today” about the awesome research our CEE professors are doing!
Check out the story here! https://t.co/87GW3iAwKW https://t.co/CXYKbOkEeg
Where Are They Now?
Congrats to Patrick Bogle, BSCIVE 2015, Civil Engineer with Howard Stein Hudson, Chelmsfort, MA & Tess Bogle, UNH Biomedical Sciences, 2016, Lead Investigator with Pfizer Inc. ❤️💍
Congrats to Jennifer Jacobs, professor of civil and environmental engineering, received a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to look at new ways to use an unpiloted aerial vehicle (UAV)! https://t.co/7RmmvFcU26