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New website helps students learn basic concepts in transportation engineering through online video games.
CEE at Illinois researchers were awarded $800,000 from the United States Department of Energy (DOE) to improve methods by which the effect of radiation on concrete used in nuclear power plants is assessed.
Nathan Newmark’s family members have made leadership gifts to establish an installation showcasing the contributions of Illinois civil and environmental engineers to the world.
Most of our food is moved across great distances—and through many different forms of transit—before it reaches our plates.
Rural road conditions can be evaluated reliably and cost-effectively, thanks to best-practices guide and apps developed by researchers.
Researchers use machine learning to better understand airfield pavement.
New faculty member sees vast potential in autonomous vehicle sensors.
The Investment for Growth initiative will provide $24 million across 18 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign projects to expand educational and research excellence.
M.S. student Rebecca Andrus earned first place in the Graduate College Research Live! competition.
Professor Erol Tutumluer has received the Section Best Paper Award from the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Geological and Geoenvironmental Engineering Section.
New, economical structural system will protect a building and its occupants during an earthquake, and allow for an immediate return to operability after the event.
Valerie Makri (BS 18) makes a gift to the German Gurfinkel Collaboration Space, part of the Smart Bridge that will connect Newmark Lab to the Hydrosystems Lab.
Researchers will develop sensors that measure pressure, wind and wind loading on structures during high-wind situations, thanks to the National Institute of Standards and Technology grant.
The G.I. Taylor Medal Symposium, honoring CEE at Illinois professor Arif Masud, will be held during the Society of Engineering Science's Annual Meeting.
Associate professor Oscar Lopez-Pamies will lead research into elastomers filled with electro- and magneto-active fluid inclusions.
The U.S. National Academy of Sciences has invited assistant professor Ahmed Elbanna to attend the seventh Arab-American Frontiers of Science, Engineering and Medicine symposium.
The award from the International Association for Wind Engineering is given annually for outstanding achievements and significant and original contributions to wind engineering research and practice.
Grant will support research and development toward safe and economical sanitation.