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The Cal Seismic Design Team is off to San Diego for the 18th Annual EERI Seismic Design Competition! With a team of 28, the Cal Seismic Design is excited to see how its tower, Siempre Dorada, will withstand two ground motion tests. Check out the team's Facebook page at Cal Seismic Design Team to watch the livestream from shake day on Wednesday, March 4, 2020. Go Bears!
California Regional Water Board, San Francisco Bay Region is looking for a student to fill our scientific aide position:
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cleveland State University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in Civil Engineering commencing August 17, 2020.
A group of CEE graduate students has been awarded a Phase I grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencey (EPA) to develop technology that will remove arsenic from California's drinking water. The students are supervised by Professor Ashok Gadgil, and their award totals $25,000.
Professor Ashok Gadgil's work to address arsenic poisoning has been named by the MacArthur Foundation as a Top 100 proposal in the 100&Change competition. The competition's $100 million award will be granted to the single top proposal, which will be announced this fall.
The City of San Mateo is looking for up to four (4) interns who will assist the Public Works Engineering Department on various municipal projects.
The Faculty fellowship programme is a fully-funded, eight-week programme aimed for PhD graduates from a Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics background.
The City of Walnut Creek, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, is currently recruiting two collaborative, team oriented civil engineering interns to assist the Engineering Division of the City's Public Works Department with a variety of projects and tasks.
Cal Construction (with faculty coach Prof. Iris Tommelein) went to Sparks, Nevada last week to compete in the Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) Competition. Among 1540 students competing from 53 Universities and 20 states, Cal Construction was 75 students strong and had teams competing in 10 tracks this year. Four Cal teams as well as one student on an Alternates team placed among the top three in their track. These are:
