We're so proud! ✨
The UCF chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers brought home multiple honors from the ASCE National Championships. Learn more about their stellar accomplishments: https://t.co/DNyouW2SSn
Congratulations to Muhammed Shahbaz ’25 and Thamed Chowdhury for taking home the third-place prize at the DriveX Grand Challenge held at the annual conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)!
Learn more about their work: https://t.co/0l4GblfCud
Associate Professor Arvind Singh and postdoctoral scholar Dnyanesh Borse are using river geometry to help scientists better understand how rivers shape Earth and how ancient landscapes formed on Mars and Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.
Learn more: https://t.co/g5QLYCbypU
Congratulations to Professor Ni-bin Chang for being inducted into the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame! ✨
Learn more about his work: https://t.co/8lIjAcvrN3
CNN reached out to Professor Necati Catbas for their report on "pancake" building collapses following the two devastating earthquakes that hit Venezuela, He helped explain the effect and how it is complicating rescue efforts.
Learn more from CNN: https://t.co/pfrGB81IiY
UCF's chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) has a number of projects coming up in the fall, from club socials to career fairs, plus hands-on experiences like blueprint readings and site visits.
Learn more about the RSO on Instagram at @abc.ucf.
This Knight made a real-world impact before even stepping onto the UCF campus!
Civil engineering student Tristen Zanfini won a high school design contest for a gazebo to be built at Langford Park in Jensen Beach, Florida. Learn more about the project: https://t.co/sW3hSFksSj
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Congratulations to graduate assistant Krishna Pratap Sah, who earned the American Society of Civil Engineers Environmental and Water Resources Institute (EWRI) Scholarship! Learn more about his research: https://t.co/oiUxJvtxbO
A new study involving UCF researcher and Associate Professor Thomas Wahl has found that historical one-in-100-year extreme coastal water level events are now occurring about every eight years.
Learn more the work published in Nature Climate Change: https://t.co/m6NbpTDSZR
A research team that includes UCF Associate Professor Thomas Wahl found that sinking land and rising sea levels are occurring more rapidly, increasing the risk of flooding.
Learn more about the study: https://t.co/3JJvZqiCWe
"Effective mentorship begins with creating opportunities and believing in students before they fully believe in themselves."
Learn more about Hatem Abou-Senna, his research and his approach to mentoring his students: https://t.co/FmWcptWoP2
Congratulations to doctoral student Nimna Madurangi Manage for receiving the Jaqueline Shields Memorial scholarship from the Air & Waste Management Association! ✨
Learn more about her work: https://t.co/k5YBtQk7jY
Pegasus Professor Mohamed Abdel-Aty is internationally renowned for his research in transportation and traffic safety, dedicating his work to improving transportation systems for the betterment of society.
Learn more about his research: https://t.co/b9Pog0rtO8
New this Fall - CGN 4120: Forensic Investigation for Engineering, a new technical elective focused on the forensic investigation process, taught by senior lecturer Dennis Filler.
Learn more about the course: https://t.co/dIBWsFAgUm
Necati Catbas is the founding director of the Civil Infrastructure Technologies for Resilience and Safety (CITRS) Lab. Learn more about his work: https://t.co/PjE7qnPfQy
Associate Professor Shaurya Agarwal is the director of the Future City Initiative, a program that researches future-focused technologies that will better serve urban populations.
Learn more about his work on Smart Cities: https://t.co/TBfpDtZEvW
Congratulations to Professor Ni-Bin Chang! He has been honored by the International Conferences on Water Resources and Environment Research with the Lifetime Achievement Award. ✨
Learn more about his research: https://t.co/WNxk3BCbyD
Hatem Abou-Senna studies how traffic systems operate and how drivers interact with them, with the goal of reducing congestion and improving safety and efficiency. Learn more about his research: https://t.co/HdU6C0aJPv
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Join us as we celebrate National Transportation Week, highlighting our exceptional researchers who are training the next generation of transportation and infrastructure professionals. Learn more: https://t.co/b2tzNIym3r
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Associate Professor Thomas Walh recently co-authored a paper that examined several types of flood models, including recommendations for integrating them, to help improve forecasts. The work was published in Reviews of Geophysics.
Learn more: https://t.co/r3i188hBab