Neuse River oxygen levels could bring summer fish kills, according to CCEE research
BY ALEXEY KATIN AND DANIEL OBENOUR Since 2018, CCEE associate professor Dr. Daniel Obenour has been collaborating with Hans Paerl and Nathan Hall of the … Continued
New model finds best sites for electric vehicle charging stations
NC State researchers, including CCEE Ph.D. student Asya Atik, have developed a computational model that can be used to determine the optimal places for locating … Continued
Sensors act as early-warning system for concrete structures
Sensor technologies can be used to detect a wide range of inputs, from temperature and light to air pressure and ultrasonic waves. Across engineering disciplines, … Continued
New technology making waves in infrastructure, health care
Humans use sound to see where our eyes can’t — like when you’re putting up a shelf and tap the wall to find the studs. … Continued
NSF RAPID grant supports engineering research on pandemic for better future solutions
During real-time crises, real-time research helps inform responses to ongoing issues while preparing society for future crises. Faculty members in the College of Engineering are … Continued
CCEE researchers find way to make traffic models more efficient
Models that predict traffic volume for specific times and places are used to inform everything from traffic-light patterns to the app on your phone that … Continued