News
Thu, 05/21/2026 | College of Engineering
Days of discovery
Renewing a century old tradition of outreach, students from around the state sampled the many flavors of UW Engineering at Discovery Days.
Mon, 05/18/2026 | UW News
Mapping little free pantries
A UW pilot led in part by CEE researchers uses an app that maps local pantries and lets neighbors share updates about food availability.
Mon, 05/18/2026
Keeping watch on a one-of-a-kind bridge
CEE researchers build a digital twin of the I-90 Homer Hadley floating bridge to monitor the world's first floating light rail crossing.
Fri, 05/08/2026 | University of Washington
Teaching AI literacy
CEE Associate Professor Brett Maurer received a SEED-AI grant for “Human and AI Teaming for Engineering Judgment,” a project focused on responsible AI use in engineering education.
Thu, 05/07/2026 | UW News
Discovery Days 2026
On April 30 and May 1, thousands of elementary and middle school students visited campus to explore more than 100 hands-on engineering activities and demonstrations.
Wed, 04/08/2026 | UW Clean Energy Institute
CEE undergraduate Kiana Gholamy wins research award
Environmental engineering student Kiana Gholamy is among four students earning Clean Energy Testbeds awards to pursue novel clean energy research.
Tue, 04/07/2026
The last apprentice
Sculptor and master stonemason Richard Rhodes brings 5,000 years of stone knowledge to CEE.
Thu, 03/26/2026 | Oregon Public Broadcasting
How warming reshapes avalanche risk
CEE Ph.D. student Clinton Alden spoke with Oregon Public Broadcasting about how warming winters may change avalanche risk in colder mountain regions.
Mon, 03/23/2026 | UW News
Rethinking avalanche risk
New CEE research shows how warming temperatures may change snowpack structure and complicate avalanche forecasting in the Pacific Northwest.
Tue, 03/03/2026 | UW News
Thinning forests, preserving snowpack
CEE-led research finds that selective forest thinning can support both snowpack and wildfire resilience in the eastern Cascades.