The future of our planet depends on how we design the systems that power, build and sustain our world. Engineers are urgently needed to help lead the transition to resilient energy and water systems, ...

The University of Colorado Boulder’s College of Engineering & Applied Science is building on its leadership in sustainability research and education with the launch of a new Master of Science in ...

Imagine the Roman engineer—let’s call him Marcellus—admiring the high walls of the amphitheatre. Eight years of hard work and tough decisions and tons of materials. The best concrete that was ever ...

Sustainable geotechnical engineering integrates innovative construction techniques with proactive environmental management to reduce the ecological footprint of infrastructure while maintaining ...

The Department of Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering offers graduate programs in the areas of structural engineering, general civil engineering, and construction management. The focus of ...

The department participates in graduate education leading to the master of professional studies (M.P.S.), master of science (M.S.) and doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees in the following disciplines ...

Environmental Engineering: Sustainability Engineering adopts a proactive, comprehensive, and interdisciplinary approach, and are referred to as Environmental Engineering, which has long been the main ...

Materials science PhD student Ziyi (Bruce) Meng—a student in the lab of Astrid Müller, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemical and Sustainability Engineering—tests samples of water to see ...

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers hosted a stakeholder summit early in 2022 to explore this very question and to consider the intersections of sustainability in engineering. “There are ...

Professors: Aria Amirbahman (Sukhmander Singh Professor and Department Chair), Ed Maurer (Robert W. Peters Professor), Reynaud Serrette, Sukhmander Singh Four technical electives from those listed ...

Living materials take inspiration from the natural world, where plants, animals and microbes routinely manufacture functional materials as part of their normal physiology. For instance, trees produce ...