Category Archives: Faculty
Hazen Offers Expertise to Peruvian Officials, Scientists in Wake of Oil Spill
UT-ORNL Governorโs Chair Terry Hazen has spoken to officials in Peru to share his expertise on oil spill mitigation in the wake of their recent crisis.
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Jack B. Humphreys
Former Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Emeritus Jack B. Humphreys of Maryville, Tennessee, died at age 88 on January 10.
Urban Stormwater Advancements Win Best Paper Award
Associate Professor Jon Hathaway and his colleagues were honored by Omega journal with the Best Paper Award for their urban stormwater research.
Biking Back Better: Cherry Talks E-Bikes and Build Back Better with CNBC
Professor Chris Cherry spoke with CNBC about the popularity of e-bikes with the public and incentives in the Build Back Better Act.
Cherry Speaks to Bloomberg Green about E-Bike Funding in Build Back Better Act
Professor Chris Cherry was recently quoted in Bloomberg Green for an article about the federal provisions for e-bikes in the Build Back Better Act.
Fu Co-Leads Global Atmospheric Deposition Document with WMO
Joshua Fu is a co-lead author for a World Meteorological Organization document that maps atmospheric depositions for the next five years.
Fu on One Health Initiative Climate Panel
Professor Joshua Fu joined four other climate experts from UT and ORNL for the 2021 One Health Day, a campus-wide event hosted by the One Health Initiative.
Cherry Peers into Chicagoโs Micromobility Sharing Programs
Professor Chris Cherry and his former student Hongtai Yang researched the impact of e-scooter sharing on bike sharing usage.
See the Momentum
The research currently underway in the department is a part of building human and environmental resilience in the years to come.
He Interviewed about Ozone Report for Sevierville
Professor Qiang He spoke with WBIR Channel 10 News for a story called โSevierville Traffic May Be Hurting Your Lungs.โ