In collaboration with esteemed partners from academia and industry, CEE is poised to address the pervasive issue of aviation system disruptions in a newly funded research initiative. With a recent boost in funding from NASA, the initiative focuses on bolstering the resilience of the National Airspace System (NAS) against the myriad of weather-related, facility, and technical issues it confronts.
Berkeley CEE's competition teams had a strong showing in the 2024 MidPac ASCE Student Symposium co-hosted this year by CSU Sacramento and University of the Pacific from April 4 to April 6.
RAPID CEE hosted a Lantern Festival Social Lunch Event for students on Tuesday, March 19, as a combined event to celebrate the Holi festival, Ramadan, and Easter. Activities included making Holi-themed Tie-Dye Shirts, Ramadan-themed Coasters & Garlands, and Easter Paper Mache Eggs.
Congratulations to CEE Ph.D. Candidate Zhe Fu on receiving the 2024 Oski Student Leadership Award for Dean's Award for Inclusive Excellence! Among the various accolades under the banner, this award is one of the two distinguished awards open to graduate students campus-wide.
The CEE Climate Survey is now live until April 28 at 6 pm and is open to CEE students, faculty, research and academic staff, and postdocs. The purpose of this survey is to better understand perceptions and experiences of the overall working and learning culture and climate for everyone in our department.
On April 4, 2024, the Academy of Distinguished Alumni (ADA) at Berkeley CEE held a gala event to induct ten new members into its Class of 2023. This year's banquet celebrated the 12th anniversary of the ADA's founding and brought together alumni, faculty, students, and supporters from near and far.
Celebrate the start of summer break at the CEE CARNIVAL, hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Berkeley. This exciting event is scheduled on Wednesday, April 24th from 10:00a - 2:00p on Memorial Glade. From carnival games to tasty treats, there's something for everyone!
CEE Professor Khalid Mosalam recently published a new book on Artificial intelligence in Vision-Based Structural Health. Yuqing Gao, a former civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. student, was one of the book’s co-authors. This book thoroughly explores cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technologies applied to vision-based structural health monitoring (SHM).
