EWC Symposium an impressive, and lively, showcase of student research
On Friday, March 1st, the Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering (EWC) group held their annual Graduate Research Symposium in the Duke Energy Hall at … Continued
CCEE Researchers respond rapidly to Hurricane Florence
This article was first published in October, but was revised in early December 2018 to reflect the updates available on each of the four research … Continued
Flexcrevator Project receives International Prize during World Water Week
During World Water Week, held in Stockholm in late August, the Flexcrevator Project was awarded the $50,000 first prize in the RELX Group Environmental Challenge. … Continued
Dietrich aiding efforts to forecast flooding during Hurricane Florence
Utilizing computational models that combine data regarding storm speed, size, track, and wind speed, Dr. Casey Dietrich has been working with collaborators to share coastal … Continued
CCEE prominent at 2018 AWMA Annual Conference
CCEE faculty, students, and alumni were prominent at this year’s Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, held June 25-28, 2018 in Hartford, … Continued
Computer model used to predict health of the Neuse River Estuary
Dr. Dan Obenour, working with a team of researchers, has created an experimental model which forecasts severe hypoxia (low dissolved oxygen levels) in the Neuse … Continued