Meet the members

Two members of CEE's inaugural Graduate Student Advisory Board reflect on their experiences and the impact they had during their board terms.

Snow sleuths

This fall, CEE researchers led by Professor Jessica Lundquist prepared for a winter of data-gathering to investigate missing snow and improve water resources modeling.

Why CEE? Research Areas Faculty Future Students Current Students Courses

Upcoming event

CEE Career Fair: February 16

Join us for the annual CEE Career Fair in the HUB Ballroom on Thursday, Feb. 16, 1:30-4:30pm. This is a great opportunity to network and explore employment and internship opportunities! Employer registration is now open.

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Department newsletter

The Bridge: Autumn edition

Stay up-to-date on CEE department news with the latest edition of The Bridge, which features updates on research, alumni, awards and more!

New CEE Center

Northwestern Tribal Transportation Center

To support tribal communities in the Pacific Northwest with a variety of technical transportation needs, a new center will be headquartered in UW CEE, funded by a $3.7 million USDOT grant.

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Department news

Yinhai Wang elevated to IEEE Fellow

A distinction reserved for a small number of members, Professor Yinhai Wang has been elevated to the status of IEEE Fellow in recognition of contributions to traffic sensing, transportation data science, and smart infrastructure systems.

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Paving the way: Joe Mahoney retires

Retiring after more than 40 years in academia, Professor Joe Mahoney leaves a legacy of advancements in transportation-related infrastructure and also established the department's first remote learning master's program more than 20 years ago.

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Comparing clean air strategies

A CEE-led research team compared strategies for reducing fine particulate matter pollution disparities across the contiguous U.S. While two approaches based on the Clean Air Act didn’t get rid of disparities, a community-specific approach eliminated pollution disparities.

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Leaders visit Center for Urban Waters

In celebration of the EPA awarding $36 million in grant funds to Puget Sound, elected officials learned about the work of CEE faculty Ed Kolodziej to identify an unknown chemical that causes death in stormwater-exposed coho salmon.

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Feb

Fri

CEE Capstone Preview Event w/ Q&A

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

More Hall, Room 220

Feb

Tue

CEE Drop-In Advising

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Feb

Tue

CEE Winter Mixer

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Student Union Building (HUB) - Bowling Alley

Feb

Wed

CEE Drop-In Advising

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Full Calendar

Research results

Bridging the gap

It may be impossible to predict when a magnitude 9 (M9) earthquake may strike the region, but researchers have succeeded in predicting a crucial detail: the likelihood that bridges in Western Washington will be passable following such an event.

Faculty spotlight

Anne Goodchild

Professor
Transportation engineering

Fun fact: Rain or shine, morning or evening, this faculty member runs the trails of the Puget Sound.

How well do you know CEE faculty?

Learn more about one of Professor Anne Goodchild's favorite modes of transport: running! She also shares what she enjoys most about her job and why CEE is unique.