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CWRU researcher looks to improve water treatment with support from NSF grants
Whenever you fill a glass from the tap, the water that comes out is full of hundreds of contaminants you can’t see. Though the water is treated, solutions have not yet been able to address emerging contaminants, from pesticides to personal care products to pharmaceutical compounds. Photo of…
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Engineering’s YeongAe Heo highlighted for research on mitigating coastal hazards
YeongAe Heo, assistant professor of civil engineering and National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellow, was recently highlighted in an article titled “Fellowships for Interdisciplinary Gulf Coast Research.” The piece, published in…
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Undergraduate students win OWEA 2018 Student Design Competition
Madeleine Harris, Aaron Mann, Nicholas Merchant-Wells and Jack Worsham, all civil engineering undergraduate students, won first prize in the Ohio Water Environment Association (OWEA) 2018 Student Design Competition. They were mentored by Kurt Rhoads, assistant professor of civil engineering. Their…
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CWRU students recognized at the ASCE 2018 Earth and Space Conference
Three Case Western Reserve University students and their faculty advisor received awards for their research poster and paper at the American Society of Civil Engineers’ 2018 Space and Earth Conference. The research poster created by undergraduate student Xiyu Zhang and co-authored by PhD candidate…
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Engineering’s YeongAe Heo named American Society of Civil Engineers ExCEEd Fellow
YeongAe Heo, an assistant professor of civil engineering, was selected as a 2018 American Society of Civil Engineers ExCEEd Fellow. Heo also is a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellow. The ExCEEd Teaching Workshop is a six-day…
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Civil engineering graduate students, professor write paper on effective and safe berming in cold regions
Individuals from the Department of Civil Engineering recently had a paper titled “Effective and Safe Berming for Pavement Shoulder Maintenance in Cold Regions” published. Authors on the paper are: Yuan Guo and Jiale Li, graduate assistants in the department; Xiong (Bill) Yu, professor of civil…
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Winds of change on Lake Erie
Case Western Reserve researcher tests new methods to anchor wind turbines, part of LEEDCo, Icebreaker Windpower project There are lots of moving parts to bringing the world’s first freshwater wind turbines to Lake Erie by 2018, but Case Western Reserve University researchers are focused on keeping…
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Civil engineering chair selected as first provost’s faculty fellow in international affairs
David (Xiangwu) Zeng, chair of the Department of Civil Engineering and the Frank H. Neff Professor, has been appointed the inaugural provost's faculty fellow in international affairs. The appointment is awarded to a member of the faculty who has demonstrated a commitment to the internationalization…
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Engineering’s YeongAe Heo selected for Early Career Research Fellowship
The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) Gulf Research Program (GRP) selected YeongAe Heo, assistant professor in civil engineering, for its Early Career Research Fellowship. Out of 10 recipients from across the country, Heo was the only recipient from structural…
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Computer model to help cities maintain drinking water infrastructure
Will show short- and long-term outcomes and costs of decisions A team led by Case Western Reserve researchers is creating a computer model to help cities make the right decisions when it comes to drinking water Their goal includes helping municipal officials keep drinking water supplies safe—for…