EWRE Seminars

Dive into the cutting-edge of Environmental and Water Resources Engineering (EWRE) with our weekly graduate seminar series—an integral part of the CEE 880 course. Each week, leading experts from academia, industry, and government agencies share their latest research, innovations, and insights into solving some of the most pressing challenges in environmental and water resources engineering.

These seminars offer a unique opportunity for graduate students to:

  • Gain exposure to a diverse array of topics, from sustainable water management to climate resilience strategies.
  • Engage directly with guest speakers through Q&A sessions and informal discussions.
  • Build professional connections and deepen their understanding of emerging trends in the field.

Whether you’re enrolled in CEE 880 or simply interested in expanding your knowledge, this seminar series is a valuable platform for academic and professional growth. Join us every week to explore the forefront of EWRE research and contribute to the conversations shaping the future of our industry.

Upcoming Seminars:

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Past Seminars:

Winter 2024
Date:Speaker:Topic:
Mon Jan 22Shelie Miller; U-M SEAS and CEE facultyIncorporating Pesky Human Behavior into Life Cycle Assessments of New Technology
Mon Jan 29Matthew Reid; Cornell Univ.
Mon Feb 5Ngai Yin Yip; Columbia UniversityUnderstanding Transport in Ion-Exchange Membranes for Selective Separations in Environmental Engineering Applications
Mon Feb 12Dienye Tolofari; Great Lakes Water Authority
Mon Feb 19Dan Li; U-M CEE Ph.D. student
Mon March 4Mo Ombadi; U-M CLaSP Dept
Mon March 11Paige Fischer; U-M SEAS faculty
Mon March 18Jon Boualavong; Penn State Ph.D. student
Mon March 25Allen Haddrell; Univ of Bristol, UK
Mon Apr 1Rob Harley; Univ California-Berkeley
Mon Apr 8Brittany Brown Hicks; U-M Ph.D. candidate
Mon Apr 15Alyssa Schubert; U-M MIDAS Schmidt Postdoc Fellow
Mon Apr 22Steve Skerlos; U-M Mech Engr and CEE faculty