Civil and Environmental engineering
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Welcome to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University, located in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts. Come and explore all the great research and academics that our department has to offer.
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New CEE Faculty
Please welcome our new faculty to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
News & Events
Creating Sustainable Buildings
CEE Chair & Professor, Jerome Hajjar, has received a $250K NSF grant to develop a “Design for Deconstruction” method for building construction by creating sustainable steel structures. More....
Life Cycle of Anesthetics
Civil & Environmental Engineering Assistant Professor Matthew Eckelman is determining what type of effect that the anesthetic gases used in the healthcare industry have on the environment. More....
Induced Partial Saturation Being Field Tested
CEE Professors Mishac Yegian and Akram Alshawabkeh were featured in ASCE Civil Engineering magazine for their upcoming field tests using Induced Partial Saturation (IPS) to prevent soil liquefaction during earthquakes. More....
Precipitation modeling for critical infrastructures risks
Prof. Auroop Ganguly has been awarded a $55,000 grant from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for probabilistic modeling of precipitation for risk assessments of critical nuclear infrastructure. More....
CEE Sophomore Student Wins Paper Competition
Nelya Meystelman, a sophomore in the CEE department won the New England Water Environmental Federation undergraduate student paper competition at MIT on April 22. More...
CEE Senior Wins AWWA Prize
Keith Nelson, CEE Senior on co-op at Kleinfelder/SEA, presented at the 2012 Spring Conference and Exhibition of the New England Water Works Association. More...
Prof. Hellweger wins the 2012 New England EPA Environmental Merit Award
Prof. Ferdi Hellweger won the Environmental Merit Award from the New England Office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of his exceptional work and commitment to the environment. More...
