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Civil engineering program ranked in the top five nationally and top 15 internationally for third consecutive year
7/2/20

The Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), or Shanghai Ranking places UB’s civil engineering program fourth in the U.S. and 12th internationally. 

ASCE-EWRI: Wastewater-challenges and new perspectives
6/30/20
UB CSEE associate professor Ning Dai to be featured in ASCE's Women-Water Nexus conference session on July 2. 
UB chapter of Engineers for a Sustainable World to host National Conference in 2021
6/25/20

The event will bring students from across the country to UB’s North Campus for a weekend of learning and connecting.

PhD student wins ASCE Structural Health Monitoring and Control Committee student paper competition
6/25/20

Seyed Omid Sajedi, a civil engineering PhD candidate, earned first place in the Engineering Mechanics Institute's Structural Health Monitoring and Control Committee annual paper competition. 

LaunchPad seeks participants for inclusive autonomous vehicle challenge
6/18/20

UB’s Blackstone LaunchPad powered by Techstars is seeking applicants to take part in the Inclusive Autonomous Vehicle Design Challenge.

NFPA presents awards for contributions in fire and life safety
6/17/20
Firehouse reports that the National Fire Protection Association will award its Foundation Medal to Negar Elhami Khorasani, assistant professor in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering.
Graduate student earns second place in ASCE paper competition for research on UB's multiple-fan wind tunnel
6/17/20

The Engineering Mechanics Institute Dynamics committee is one of the largest in the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the committee awarded civil engineering graduate student
Shaopeng Li second place in its annual student competition. 

Civil engineering graduate student wins fellowship from ASCE structural design and construction research
6/16/20

“Basically, the idea is to use simulation as experiment in long term,” says Abhishek Pathak, a PhD candidate in civil engineering, “this project opens many avenues of collaboration across multiple disciplines such as chemistry, material science and high-performance computing.”

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