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Professor Tami Bond answers questions about the importance of atmospheric chemistry research.
Associate Professor Mani Golparvar-Fard has won the 2016 Daniel W. Halpin Award for Scholarship in Construction from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
An analysis by a team of CEE at Illinois faculty outlines the many factors that led to the collapse of Washington bridge.
Research supported by the Siebel Energy Institute reveals why consumers need to consider combined water and energy use when deciding which household appliances to upgrade for increased efficiency.
Summer camp group spends the day at Newmark to learn about rail systems and engineering.
Tutumluer honored as winner of the Yangtze River Scholar Award at a recent summit in China.
University of Illinois alumni are invited to contribute materials for display in the Welcome Center, slated to open in 2017.
Model to calculate the age of nitrogen in corn and soybean fields, which could lead to improved fertilizer application techniques to promote crop growth while reducing leaching.
The problem of finding clean drinking water is not just a developing world problem any longer as climate change and urban sprawl contribute to an exponential increase in drought and floods across the planet.
New classes available in the Fall 2016 course line-up.
The streets of Chicago are getting smarter, literally, through a project being led by Research Assistant Professor Joshua Peschel.
CEE alumnus M.T. Geoffrey Yeh was presented with the 2015 Madhuri and Jagdish N. Sheth International Alumni Award for Exceptional Achievement at a ceremony in Hong Kong.
Better writing skills among engineering students at Illinois is the goal of a year-long study by a team of University of Illinois researchers.
Inspired by the needs of their grandmother, twin brothers William and Stephen Cheng launched the startup ExoWear to help monitor the progress of in-home physical therapy.
Illinois professor Ashlynn Stillwell found that, in the Chicago area, it would be more efficient to use reclaimed water instead of river water to cool thermoelectric power plants.
Sharon L. Wood, CEE alumna and dean of the Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin, will be the featured speaker at the 2016 College of Engineering Convocation.
A team led by CEE Assistant Professor Mani Golparvar-Fard has developed predictive visual data analytics tools to automate time-consuming practices for construction progress monitoring.
As this year's Jordan Award recipient, Hannah Lohman delivered the feature address at the Student and Alumni Awards Ceremony on April 16.