CEE Student Blogs


2012: Engineers Without Borders-MIT

Engineers Without Borders is an international organization linking engineers with communities in need. Three CEE students blog about their work in Ddegeya, Uganda.

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2012: TREX on the Active Hawaiian Volcano, Kilauea

Fourteen undergrads and seven advisors will spend two weeks on the big island of Hawaii studying the active volcano Kilauea January 16-30, and cloud-fed bogs in a state park the next week.

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2012: Kevin Muhs at TRB in Washington, D.C.

The Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (known as TRB) in Washington, D.C. is attended by about 10,000 people from around the globe. M.S.T. student Kevin Muhs is blogging.

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2012: Team LIS Solutions Reporting from Singapore

The four M.Eng students on Team LIS Solutions will work with the Singapore Public Utility Board to measure and control bacterial pollution in surface waters of the Kranji Catchment.

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2012: Adam Questad Reporting from Ghana

Ghana-4S is a team of M.Eng students spending January in Ghana working on small-scale drinking water and sanitation systems. Follow the team’s progress via Adam Questad’s blog.

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2012: Denvid Lau Reporting From the Lab

Ph.D. student Denvid Lau is interested in novel structural solutions in the design and construction of tall buildings. He studies the debonding of bi-layer material systems.

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2011: Naomi Stein Reporting From Washington

The Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (known as TRB) in Washington, D.C. is attended by about 10,000 people from around the globe. M.S.T. student Naomi Stein is blogging.

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2011: TREX in the Waiulaula Watershed in Hawaii

Seventeen undergrads accompanied by four faculty members and three TAs will spend three weeks on the big island of Hawaii studying the Waiulaula Watershed.

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2011: Claudia Espinoza Reporting From Nepal

Claudia Espinoza and Maclyn O'Donnell are doing research in the Terai region of Nepal to find out why arsenic drinking water filters are failing under certain conditions.

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2011: Katie Puckett Reporting From Honduras

Katie Pucket and Kent Walker will spend January performing an assessment of the wastewater treatment in the Lake Yojoa subwatershed in western Honduras.

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