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I completed teaching my very first course on #DataScience in CAEE UT Austin CAEE! Developing this course was a challenging yet rewarding experience, and I couldn't have done it without the support and enthusiasm of my amazing students. Thank you! UT Austin

Meet Abhigya Paudyal, a recent graduate of the Texas Engineering's master's of civil engineering program! He is from Kathmandu, Nepal. Read a little more about why Abhigya chose UT Austin below! UT Austin CAEE Geo-Institute at UT Austin 🤘

Good luck to the CAEE student team attending the NASA Gateways to Blue Skies competition! Their proposal to reduce airplane emissions by wirelessly charging planes via satellites (space-based solar power) will be presented at the 2023 Blue Skies forum this week! Christian Claudel

I'm thrilled to share that I've accepted a position as an assistant professor at UT Austin in the UT Austin CAEE Department starting January 2024! Topics: #anaerobicdigestion#beyondbiogas, ANAEROBIC FUNGI NETWORK, hydrothermal liquefaction and #sanitation in resource constrained environments

Enjoyed speaking with KXAN News KXAN Weather on climate change and buildings. Thanks for having me! kxan.com/weather-traffi… UT Austin CAEE UT Austin Texas Engineering UT Energy Institute

New Braunfels on the Guadelupe River became a case-study for local communities organizing to replace local dams nearing end of life. wsj.com/articles/on-on… via The Wall Street Journal Quote by Bob Gilbert

Yesterday, UT Austin CAEE officially became Maseeh Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering. #HookEm #whatstartshere

Today is #FlashbackFriday all day! We're about to open the Call for Abstracts for #GeotechnicalFrontiers25, so let's go back to 2005 and G-I Past President Bob Gilbert of UT Austin CAEE opening the first Geotechnical Frontiers conference in Austin!

Crafting Clean Water in the Navajo Nation eos.org/articles/craft…. An honor to have our work featured at AGU's Eos by the supremely talented Jane Palmer. I am so proud of Stetson Rowles for this amazing work. Texas Engineering UT Austin CAEE GeorgiaSouthern

IN THE NEWS: Texas Engineer, Navid Saleh, professor in UT Austin CAEE, discusses how he's addressing water contamination in the Navajo Nation by curating water treatment devices focused on the needs of the community, rather than a "one-size-fits-all" approach.

Did you notice our shiny new name? Read all about our department's namesake, Fariborz Maseeh, in Cockrell's most recent issue of Texas Engineer!

This event has been rescheduled due to campus events. Join us instead on May 8 at noon for Reflections on The Way of Water.

Today, I taught my last UT Austin CAEE class as an #AssociateProfessor. Teaching the probability class (CE 311S) again after many years was a fantastic experience. I thoroughly enjoyed engaging with the students. Thanks y’All for the great semester! #HookEm

Throw your horns up for UT Austin engineers on their recognition from Climate Change AI🤘 UT Austin CAEE engineers led the CityLearn Challenge. The contest challenges teams to use AI and smart devices to model reduced energy consumption and emissions at the neighborhood level.

Congrats Chandra R. Bhat of UT Austin CAEE! The 2024 recipient of the W.N. Carey, Jr., Distinguished Service Award, Bhat is recognized for his more than 30 years of service to TRB and engagement in the transportation research management field. ow.ly/GAHF50Ts3wN

A team led by Dr. Kasey Faust of UT Austin UT Austin CAEE reveals the challenges and highlights the social & technical factors affecting #WaterAccess, while also offering insights for improving #WaterServices in the #YukonKuskokwimDelta, #Alaska. ACS ES&T Water: go.acs.org/b5J

Dr. Krishna Kumar's Hackathon winners designed a Catan game that merged economic development and sustainability.

Can't wait to see more on Twitch, airing October 17 at 8 PM CST!

Navid Saleh, a professor at UT Austin CAEE, has been featured in the The Wall Street Journal article 'Building Stuff: Change It!' Review: The Impulse to Innovate on PBS. Read about how engineers like Navid are working to help us adapt to our ever-changing world.