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Researchers collaborate on project to ease congestion and improve safety during crowded campus events.
BioSTEAM, a new open-source simulation software package in Python, provides a fast, flexible tool to analyze the economics of producing different biofuels and bioproducts
Graduate students from Environmental Engineering and Science (EES) program will present their research, ideas and visions for the future at the EES Symposium.
The conference will promote exchange of information about the geotechnical aspects of ground transportation infrastructure design.
The James Laurie Prize is given annually to an ASCE member who has made a definite contribution to the advancement of transportation engineering, either in research, planning, design or construction.
The award recognizes outstanding research accomplishments by associate professors during the past five years.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has renewed a cooperative agreement that funds the Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning.
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $3.3 million grant to a multidisciplinary research team to develop a system for measuring greenhouse gas emissions from commercial bioenergy crops grown in central Illinois.
The paper developed a new method to predict how to safely construct tall walls using self-consolidating concrete.
Tim Prunkard, CEE’s Technical Services Supervisor, retired from the University of Illinois in December 2019 after nearly 25 years in the department.
CEE at Illinois offers the No. 1 online civil engineering master’s degree program, according to U.S. News & World Report.
He called himself “a voice in the wilderness.” He sat in conference rooms filled with scientists who ridiculed his ideas. But CEE alumnus John Houbolt was going to be heard. And we were going to land on the moon.
Valocchi will become interim head effective February 16, 2020.
CEE researchers have developed an automated instrument that can rapidly and comprehensively measure the oxidative potential of ambient particulate matter.
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.