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Susan Murcott leads a water treatment workshop at the 2nd International Women and Water Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Clean water for Nepal is focus of MIT research

September 4, 2001

CEE honors four undergraduates at senior dinner

June 6, 2001

Civil engineers build bridges by hand, then hand-carry them

June 6, 2001

Automobile researchers discuss future car technologies

May 23, 2001

The EPA issued its annual report card on the quality of the Charles River last Friday at Magazine Beach in Cambridge. Left to right: MIT's Jamie Keith and Paul Parravano, and the EPA's Ira Leighton show the river's grade -- a B.

MIT sponsors design contest for storm water

May 2, 2001

MIT to launch new textbook series on Civil and Environmental Engineering

May 2, 2001

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to launch its textbook series

April 25, 2001

Team studies ecology of copper

April 4, 2001

This sequence of photos shows a Volkswagen Beetle being moved to the second floor of Building E40. The car, dubbed 'Miss Daisy' will be used to study how technology can aid elderly drivers. Here, the car is parked at Volkswagen Boston before being transported to campus.

Driving Miss Daisy ... into MIT Building E40

February 22, 2001

Salt in Gaza water could eliminate agriculture in 20 years, MIT study shows

January 11, 2001

Salt in Gaza Strip water could destroy agriculture in 20 years

January 10, 2001

Terence Emert (left) prepares to receive the Charles "Harrison" Smith III Memorial Award from LFM student Rob Mosher, a friend of the late Mr. Smith

First LFM award given

May 31, 2000

CEE bestows awards on five

May 31, 2000

Gathered around the table they developed to test and predict the stability of concrete over long periods of time are (left to right) postdoc Marc Mainguy; graduate student Franz Heukamp; Jennifer Butz, a junior in civil engineering; and Professor Franz Ulm. Concrete samples are treated on this seesawing table, immersed in the container at right. To the left are examples of concrete before immersio...

Long-term safety of concrete for holding nuclear waste is focus of MIT study

April 26, 2000

Harvard's Robert Corell gave one of the keynote speeches at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering anniversary conference last week.

Hundreds converge at CEE anniversary event

March 29, 2000