Happy National Intern Day!
This summer, interns from across the country are gaining hands-on experience in Vicksburg working alongside ERDC researchers on real-world challenges that support our nation.
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ERDC researchers have developed an underwater blast shield that could significantly improve how dangerous unexploded munitions are managed.
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During the largest training event in the history of the @USArmyReserve, ERDC demonstrated an advanced sensor system that automatically detected and pinpointed simulated attacks, streaming near real-time security alerts directly to commanders in the field.
Congratulations to Dr. Edmond Russo, director of ERDC’s Environmental Lab, who after more than three decades of service to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), recently retired!
Learn more about Dr. Russo and his career here: https://t.co/jVNc2tmhxR
As $16B worth of commercial goods traveled through the Lake Providence Port area, a hidden threat laid beneath the water’s surface - hidden shoals. In response, an ERDC team deployed state-of-the-art technology to alert mariners of the underwater danger.
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In collaboration with @PittsburghUSACE and Aquatonomy, ERDC researchers recently demonstrated a remotely operated vehicle at New Cumberland Lock & Dam that creates detailed 3D maps of underwater structures – reducing risk to divers while delivering more accurate engineering data.
Don’t miss this morning’s episode of Beyond the Gates with Dr. Austin Davis and Sarah Eckley from ERDC's Geospatial Research Lab (GRL). Tune in to 107.7FM at 8:15 and 9:10 a.m. or listen online here: https://t.co/MK2VvrbyB5
This month marks the 40th anniversary of our Information Technology Lab! In honor of four decades of groundbreaking research and unparallelled service, we want to highlight one of the lab’s most impactful accomplishments – the acquisition of its first supercomputer, Cray Y-MP.
ERDC recently teamed up with LEMA Solar to support the U.S. 4th Fleet during the @USNavy's FLEX 2026 operations, providing shoreline power for the technology demonstrations and participating industry partners.
Partnering with @USACEMobile and regional collaborators, ERDC is transforming dredged sediment into 3D-printed oyster reef structures designed to restore habitat, reduce shoreline erosion and improve coastal resilience.
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Congratulations to ITL deputy director Dr. Jackie Pettway on being elected a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers! The distinction recognizes her years of service to USACE and her lasting contributions to civil engineering.
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From battlefield to disaster response, one map connects all. ERDC leads Team Awareness Kit (TAK), a geospatial platform uniting military, emergency managers & first responders for faster, informed decisions. Learn more: https://t.co/9k9EROImIN
Don’t miss Beyond the Gates with Dr. Elizabeth Ferguson and Dr. Jen Seiter-Moser. Tune in to 107.7FM at 8:15 and 9:10 a.m. or listen online here: https://t.co/nqtAXaQrN7
From research to real-world response: ERDC swiftly applied coastal modeling and ocean forecasting to aid U.S. Soldiers missing off Morocco's coast. Science in action when every hour counts. Learn more: https://t.co/7s5WXuFBZ7
Don’t miss Beyond the Gates with Dr. Jonathon Brame and Justin Campfield.
Tune in to 107.7FM at 8:15 and 9:10 a.m. or listen online here: https://t.co/BvutLoBpDU
Improving facilities saves the Army money, cuts maintenance, and builds resilient installations. Training at ERDC helps spot inefficiencies. Read more: https://t.co/m7teRmDOXU