Oct18
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Environmental Science Seminar Series with Kristie Boering from Berkeley University. The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316.
Oct18
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Environmental Science Seminar Series with Professor Kristie A. Boering from University of California at Berkeley, who will discuss "Field and lab studies of nitrous oxide isotopologs: Lightning, biomass burning, and ocean and "Arctic hot spot" emissions." This seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316.
Oct15
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
MIT CEE Master of Engineering Info Session
Join us for our admissions webinar to learn more about our professionally-oriented, 9-month Master of Engineering (MEng) program. You'll hear about our three domain areas: Climate, Environment, and Sustainability Data Science for Engineering Systems Structural Mechanics and Design.
Oct11
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: The biogeography of Amazon forest vulnerability and resilience to droughts
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Environmental Science Seminar Series with Professor Scott Saleska from the University of Arizona. In this talk, Saleska will will present a new approach for combining forest plot data and remote-sensing of Amazon forest photosynthetic response with ground-based tree demography to identify a "biogeography" of Amazon forest drought response that emerges from different forest ecotypes across the basin. The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316.
Oct09
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
Pierce Laboratory Seminar Series: Biomineralized engineered living materials for the built environment – progress and potential
Please join us for the Henry L. Pierce Laboratory Seminar Series with Chelsea Heveran, Assistant Professor of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering at Montana State University. In this talk, Heveran will discuss the use of microbes and biological processes in creating biomineralized engineered living materials to improve the sustainability and functionality of construction materials, focusing on challenges like enhancing strength and prolonging cell viability within these materials. This seminar is in person in Building 1 Room 131.
Oct04
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Environmental Science Seminar Series with Professor Gene-Hua Crystal Ng from the University of Minnesota, who will discuss "First We Must Consider Wild Rice: A Tribal-University Research Collaboration Around Manoomin (Ojibwe)/Psiη (Dakota)." The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316.
Oct02
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
Pierce Laboratory Seminar Series: Wall-modeled large-eddy simulation: an application to atmospheric boundary layer across a natural roughness transition.
Please join us for the Henry L. Pierce Laboratory Seminar Series with Assistant Professor George IIhwan Park from University of Pennsylvania. In this talk, Park will summarize the research on wall-modelled LES (WMLES) conducted by his group for engineering flows and test cases at moderate Reynolds number, and then discuss an application of WMLES to large-scale atmospheric flow over heterogeneous terrain featuring smooth-to-rough transition in the wall topology. This seminar is in person in Building 3 Room 370.
Sep27
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Environmental Science Seminar Series with Ethan Deyle, Research Assistant Professor at Boston University, who will discuss "Inferring causality from biological time series: A critical tool in the era of global change." The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316.
Sep25
3:30 pm
5:00 pm
How to Craft a Literature Review
This hands-on workshop hosted by the CEE Comm Lab will cover all aspects of conducting a literature review. This event is in-person in 1-150.
Sep24
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
MIT CEE Graduate Admissions Info Session
Learn to solve the toughest global scale problems facing our planet, society, and infrastructure with a graduate degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Join us for our graduate admissions webinar to learn more about the degree programs offered in CEE.