Izunna Okonkwo, a sophomore in the 1.00 Introduction to Computation and Engineering Problem Solving class, received the $5000 Creative Breakthrough prize in the Data Science Challenge on May 30. Sponsored by Accenture and the MIT Alliance […]
For the third consecutive year, the MIT Steel Bridge team placed second in the national competition held on May 24 -25 at the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio. Technical instructor Steve Rudolph said, “This was […]
S. Joel Carlson SM ’14 (Transportation and Engineering Systems) and Professor Joseph Sussman received the Ron Rice Award for Best Paper at the Canadian Transportation Research Forum’s annual meeting in June. “Understanding Crude Oil Transport Strategies […]
Professor Michael Follows of the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Department has recently received a Joint Appointment with Civil and Environmental Engineering. “I feel a strong scientific connection with several members of the Parsons […]
On-demand transport systems research by Professor Moshe Ben-Akiva and postdoctoral associate Bilge Atasoy, in collaboration with Fujitsu Laboratories, was presented on May 15-16 at the Fujitsu Forum 2014 in the Tokyo International Forum. Flexible Mobility on […]
Every year freshmen in Terrascope study a global problem related to sustainability, and then travel during spring break to learn about the problem in a particular location. For this year’s topic of water availability, about 50 […]
CLAIRITY, the senior capstone air quality network, was selected by the MIT Museum for its summer exhibition, Inventions: 2014 Student Showcase. The show features a number of different student projects that exemplify creativity and practical problem-solving. […]
Lorna Ogolla Omondi ’12 won a Gates Cambridge Scholarship to pursue an MPhil in management science and operations at the University of Cambridge. After completing this program, she will go to Stanford University for a master’s […]
Professor Marta C. González and graduate student Carlos Herrera-Yague are organizers of a satellite symposium of NetSci2014. The symposium, titled Urban Systems and Networks, fosters network science as an effective method to analyze cities in quantitative […]
In Crafty Bastards: Beer in New England from the Mayflower to Modern Day (Union Park Press, 2014), Lauren Clark, communications officer for the Concrete Sustainability Hub, takes the reader through the history of beer in New […]
CEE senior Sidhant Pai’s team — Protoprint — won $10,000 in the MIT IDEAS Global Challenge May 5. MyH2O, a team managed by doctoral student Charlene Ren, won a $1,500 prize in the competition, as did […]
CEE personnel administrator Borislava Stoyanova has won an MIT Infinite Mile Award for Excellence from the School of Engineering (SOE). The award recognizes staff members who “stand out because of their high level of commitment and […]
CEE administrative assistant Sharon Lacey was awarded a Council for the Arts at MIT grant to fund the creation of a new series of paintings. For this project, entitled Psychomachia, Lacey will use a manuscript painting […]
Photos by sophomores Josefin Betsholtz, Nicolas Gomez, Meryl Gibbs and Emily Shorin were winners in the class photo competition in 1.060 Engineering Mechanics II. “In deciding what to photograph, how to capture the phenomenon, and how […]
An article about the work of Professor Markus Buehler published in the April 29 issue of Civil Engineering describes his work making connections between the patterns in spider silk and music. Kevin Wilcox writes: “As a […]
