Author: Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Emeritus Professor Robert D. Hanson Earns EERI’s George W. Housner Medal for Career-Long Contributions to Earthquake Safety
CEE Emeritus Professor Robert D. Hanson will receive the prestigious 2024 Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI)’s George W. Housner Medal on April 11th, 2024. This distinguished award honors Professor Hanson’s outstanding contributions to earthquake safety including his stellar research, educational efforts, and essential international cooperation. Across his 40-year academic career, Hanson’s pioneering works in the…
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The Graham Institute Awards New Catalyst Grant to CEE Assistant Professor
CEE would like to congratulate Assistant Professor Atiyya Shaw for being awarded one of the new Catalyst grants from the Graham Institute. Shaw and her team are researching existing biases in transportation planning, many of which underrepresent communities of color and individuals with lower incomes — groups who are often significant users of sustainable transportation…
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2023 CEE Review Now Available
U-M CEE’s 2023 edition of the CEE Review magazine has made its way to mailboxes nationwide. If you haven’t received a print copy, please click the link to our PDF to read the magazine online in its entirety. If you would like a print copy you can pick one up at the CEE Main Office. This year’s theme…
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Three CEE staff members receive 2023 CoE Staff Incentive Award
We are excited to honor Matt Blank, Sherry Brueger, and Tom Yavaraski.
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CEE Introduces the Construction Management and Sustainability Scholars Program: Invites Applications for 2023-24
Bridging Construction and Sustainability: CEE Invites Applications for Innovative Scholars Program
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Unleash Your Creativity in CEE’s Social Media Photo & Video Contest
The IT & Recruitment committee is excited to invite you to participate in our Social Media Image/Video Competition. We are looking for fun, informative and interesting images/videos that represent our department. Whether it’s about your classes, student groups, research, or any other CEE related activities, we want to see it! Prizes:• Best Overall: $100• Best…
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CEE’s Professor Vineet Kamat Inducted into National Academy of Construction
Recognizing Prof. Kamat’s Pioneering Contributions to Construction Automation and Robotics
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CEE Associate Professor Evgueni Filipov chosen for Simons Foundation Pivot Fellowship
CEE Associate Professor Leading Innovation in Regenerative Infrastructure with Simons Foundation Pivot Fellowship
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Regents Approve New CEE Professorships
Yafeng Yin and Henry Liu Honored with New Professorships at University of Michigan
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Paul Ajegba Receives the Alumni Merit Award
Former CEEFA Board President and MDOT Director, Paul C. Ajegba, Honored with 2023 Alumni Merit Award
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Professor Young Hoon Kwak presents Tishman Distinguished Lecture
We thank Prof. Kwak for making the time to visit our department.
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The Center for Risk Analysis Informed Decision Engineering Joins CEE
Developed to enhance risk-informed decision-making, RAIDE aims to identify, assess, and mitigate risks across multiple disciplines.
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Norfolk Academy students visit CEE
Students all the way from Norfolk, Virginia made the trip to visit our department.
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CEE PhD Candidate Wins Runner-Up Award at NSF Workshop
Hongrui Yu, a CEE PhD candidate, has received the runner-up award for her poster titled “Improving Inclusivity in the Construction Workforce Through Co-Robotic Training in Human-in-the-Loop Digital Twins” which she presented as part of the NSF Workshop on “The Role of Emerging Technologies in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Education” held in conjunction with the…
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CEEFA Board welcomes new president, VP and board members
Board members seek greater input from alumni.
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Multidisciplinary team collaborates on workshop to develop Low Carbon Building R+D Initiative
Cross-unit collaboration seeks to create a strategic vision to address research opportunities.
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Update: Overcoming workspace uncertainties for enabling adaptive co-robotized construction work
Seeding To Accelerate Research Themes (START) is a program in Michigan Engineering that provides a mechanism for faculty members to obtain funds for new and innovative research.
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Listen to CEE’s Latest Podcast
Connections & Directions features Engineering Technician Justin Roelofs.
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CEE Researchers Develop a New Process Train to Improve Wastewater Treatment
This project seeks to demonstrate the effectiveness of a novel biomembrane filtration process.
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CEE Faculty Receive START Funding to Support Innovative Research Ideas
Department offers support to facilitate new projects.