Category: Department of Civil and Coastal Engineering

University of Florida civil engineering alumnus gives $1.5M to expand the growth of college leadership programs

A glimpse at the new Wind Tunnel Terraformer shows how we are reducing storm impact on our coastal communities.

Environmental engineering professor publishes breakthrough approach to create resilient coastal communities.

UF Engineering faculty and NSF CAREER awardee Jennifer Rice is exploring best practices with emerging technologies.

Frank Townsend’s article in The Conversation discusses ways the expansion will transform shipping around the world.

UF’s American Society of Civil Engineers was recognized for their outstanding contributions and activities – including a “Triple Crown” of wins.

Awards highlight interdisciplinary research in computer science, biomedical and coastal engineering.

UF civil engineers travel to disaster sites to study damaged structures so they can learn to rebuild stronger.

Environmental engineering professor David Kaplan helps confirm what Cedar Key’s oyster industry has long suspected.

Original story published 9/24 on UF News The National Science Foundation today announced grants to Florida International University and University of Florida totaling nearly $8 million that will position the state to become a national hub for research into making homes and businesses safer in hurricanes and tornadoes. FIU’s Wall of Wind and UF’s Powell […]