
CEE Students, Brakewood Earn William Millar Award for Paper
UT’s Candace Brakewood led a team that won the Transportation Research Board’s William Millar Award, the second year in a row a team from her group has done so.
Clarke Sought by Media for Expertise in Rail Safety, Procedures
Former UT Center for Transportation Research Director David Clarke has spoken about the Ohio train derailment with several media outlets.
UT ASCE Student Chapter is Celebrating 100 Years!
This April, UT’s ASCE Student chapter will celebrate 100 years of membership. Were you a member of ASCE as a student and would like to share your memories?
Alshibli and Jarrar Win Top ASTM Award
Professor Alshibli and his coauthor will be presented with the 2023 Hogentogler Award, the most prestigious technical award given by ASTM Committee D18.
Cherry Talks Tiny Cars with Fast Company
UT Professor Chris Cherry discussed a new class of vehicles the size of golf carts and why they will have a problem gaining use in the US.
CEE Welcomes New Initiates to Chi Epsilon
Five UT undergraduates were recently inducted into Chi Epsilon, the national honor society for civil engineering.
Heaslip Discusses Car Costs and Road Safety on WalletHub
Kevin Heaslip was a featured expert in a recent WalletHub article about the average driver experience in each US state, discussing car costs, road safety, and recent disruptions in the automotive industry.

Penumadu Interviewed on Science Minute
In an interview with UT’s Science Minute podcast, Dayakar Penumadu retraced his journey to UT and discussed three of his current material engineering projects.

Street Smarts: UT Engineers Celebrate Six Years at the Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety
Asad Khattak and three other UT engineers celebrate six years of impactful transportation safety research at the Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety.

Cherry Helps Answer Questions About Lifespan of E-Scooters
While e-scooters have been around long enough to become a common sight in cities around the world, some questions remain […]