
Joshua Fu Study Clears the Air for Data Quality
Joshua Fu publication examines methods to increase data quality when using machine modeling to measure and predict air pollution.

CEE’s Gonzalez Pens STEM Mystery Series for Young Readers
CEE’s Adrian Gonzalez shares STEM ideas with young readers through a book series about a teenage investigator.

Interdisciplinary Team Studies Decomposition Effects on Soil
An interdisciplinary team, including colleagues from civil and biosystems engineering, studies the effects of human decomposition on the soil underneath.
Waste Makes Haste: Sewage and Swift Action Helped Control the Spread of Covid-19
PhD student Ye Li’s work with wastewater during the Covid-19 pandemic helped keep UT safe—and just revealed new opportunities for studying the virus’s spread.
2023–2024 CEE Student Scholarship Reception
The department celebrated its 2023–2024 student scholarship recipients with a reception in the Zeanah Engineering Complex.

Hazen Digs Deep into Y-12’s Past—and Future
The new SubSurface Observatory at Y-12 gives Terry Hazen and his DoE ENIGMA team an unprecedented look at how subsurface microbes respond to contamination.

Co-op Spotlight: Russell McCoig
Civil Engineering student Russell McCoig shares his thoughts and experiences about co-ops that he participated in through Engineering Professional Practice.
CEE Students Finding “Cracks” in Geotechnical Theory
CEE students Mohammed Elnur and Mohammed Safi revealed an unknown feature of sand degradation at a national research center in Chicago, which tweeted a photo of their experiment.

CEE Researchers Taking Part in Three New University Transportation Centers
Three UT CEE professors are taking part in three new University Transportation Centers.

Napper Shares Research on Better Building Materials in Posters at the Capitol Event
Caleb Napper, a senior in civil engineering, recently presented his poster along with 10 other UT students at the Posters at the Capitol event.