2022

Dec 15

Alumni's projects enhance Baha Mar's destination status

Working for a high-end resort means that Ebong must complete all projects with minimal disruption to the visitor experience. This takes creativity, says Ebong, because no two projects are ever the same.

Dec 12

Tang awarded Dowd Fellowship to develop simulations

Tang plans to develop dynamic decision-making games for operating and maintaining various civil infrastructure systems based on the research data, digital models, and relevant materials accumulated by him over the past decade.

Dec 08

Equality and air quality: the decarbonization balancing act Opens in new window

Destenie Nock and Teagan Goforth provide a new framework for energy policymakers to model tradeoffs between multiple objectives in the transition to carbon neutrality.

Dec 06

Sanghavi volunteers with EWB to supply clean water, infrastructure

Over the past five years, Sanghavi has traveled globally to build relationships with communities in need of assistance—and to discuss long-term solutions that are in the best interest of each community.

Dec 01

Frederick's UN internship focused on preservation, sustainability

Frederick’s main internship responsibility was maintaining and planning restorations for all of the artwork located across the U.N. campus—both inside of buildings and outdoors. The U.N.’s 300+ pieces include works by famous artists as well as historical artifacts such as moon rocks.

Nov 21

Peng receives commendation for excellence at Thrill Design Invitational

Peng says that the competition was exciting and a great opportunity to challenge himself while growing in the engineering field.

Nov 15

Gioffre's volunteerism delivers STEM to kids

This past summer, S.Y.STEM Coalition launched a brand new program in Zimbabwe that provides students with training in computer sciences—allowing them to pursue higher education or secure a remote job with a software company. The program is the brainchild of Gioffre and four other CMU alums--Angela Ng, Tara Stentz, Kim Kleiven, and Rohan Varma.

Nov 11

Kulkarni and Karve marry education, life at CEE

Kulkarni and Karve chose to attend CEE because they knew it would provide an education that went beyond classroom learning. CEE’s rigorous professional preparation, hands-on training, and mentorship have allowed to couple to grow and create innovative solutions to problems—especially those involving data science, AI applications, and cutting-edge infrastructure technologies.

Nov 10

A natural gas bridge to net zero? Opens in new window

Destenie Nock explores the future of natural gas-fired power and its potential role in mitigating global greenhouse gas emissions.

Nov 08

The rise of digital twins

Part Three: A Space Ripe for Innovation & Industry Collaboration

Nov 07

The rise of digital twins

Part Two: A Space Ripe for Innovation & Industry Collaboration

Nov 01

The rise of digital twins

Collaborating with industry leaders while combining infrastructure, data analysis, and computing expertise, CEE faculty are working on numerous digital twin projects. Their research aims to predict and prevent vehicle and equipment failures, maintain smart habitats in space, and optimize the safety, equity, and sustainability of various infrastructure systems.

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