Report shows benefits, risks of stormwater and graywater
Sybil Sharvelle served on a 12-member national committee charged with addressing the benefits and challenges of stormwater and graywater as supplemental water sources.
Tag: "Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering"
Study: No water-based contaminants found in Colorado wells
There’s no evidence of water-based contaminants seeping into drinking water wells atop a vast oil and gas field in northeastern Colorado, according to Colorado State University scientists working to protect and inform citizens about the safety of their water.
Engineering a solution: Training STEM teachers is focus of new CSU grant
"When the preparation of the next generation of STEM teachers is discussed in education circles, few think of engineering as a pathway to entering the teaching profession," said Michael De Miranda, professor in Colorado State University’s School of Education and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Making waves: CSU professor part of team studying ocean waves
Karan Venayamagoorthy, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, helped collect wave and turbulence data in the South China Sea.
CSU to lead new federal research center on disaster resilience
CSU engineering professors John van de LIndt and Bruce Ellingwood are directing the $20 million Fort Collins-based center.
Can curriculum changes lead to more diversity in engineering?
A new CSU-led study looks at whether curriculum changes can help expand students’ view of who can be engineers.
CSU review: Environmental impact and toxicity of biocides used in fracking still largely unknown
CSU researchers recently completed a comprehensive review of the environmental fate and toxicity of biocides commonly used in hydraulic fracturing.
Tying the research community together
The Agricultural Experiment Station funds more than 240 faculty members from 15 academic departments in seven colleges, and the work of these faculty members reaches from the Fort Collins campus to seven research centers around the state.