17th Annual EWC Symposium gives students a venue to share research
Dozens of research posters exhibited along the perimeter of Duke Energy Hall in the James B. Hunt Jr. Library were a vibrant display of the … Continued
Recovering Energy that Goes Down the Drain
In the U.S., over 5.4 billion gallons of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) go down the drain, enroute to a wastewater treatment plant. However, FOG … Continued
Faculty Chat with CCEE Professor Joel Ducoste
In an interview with the NCSU Provost’s office, CCEE Professor Joel Ducoste, and political science associate professor Kathleen Vogel, share their views on teaching and … Continued
Students Share Research at EWC Research Symposium
The walls of the Duke Energy Hall in Hunt Library were lined with almost fifty colorful posters exhibiting the research of Masters and PhD students … Continued
Students Win Poster Awards at Environmental Engineering Conference
Three CCEE graduate students in Environmental Engineering received poster awards at the joint North Carolina American Water Works Association (NC AWWA) / Water Environment Federation (NC … Continued
Developing a Visual Teaching Tool to Simulate Metabolic Pathways
Genetic modifications of organisms and plants are becoming commonplace in many applications such as genetically modified foods, paper production, and biofuel production. Genetic modifications have … Continued