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Wainella Isaacs Awarded Schlumberger Foundation Fellowship
USF Civil & Environmental Engineering Ph.D. student Wainella Isaacs has been awarded a highly competitive Schlumberger Foundation Faculty for the Future Fellowship for Women in STEM.
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A community-engaged training and research program on systems thinking to manage complex food, energy, and water systems in coastal locations.
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Students employ systems thinking to innovate solutions for problems related to designing, operating and managing resilient, sustainable, interdependent, and critical transportation, water, and environmental infrastructures. Photo reprinted from Philadelphia Water Department
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USF Team Finishes in Second Place at WEFTEC
The USF Team of (L-R), Prof Sarina Ergas, Joseph "Cove" Capodice, Jesse Hillman, Matthes Prieser, Dustin Ballard placed 2nd in the Wastewater Division. On the right is WEF incoming pres. Jackie Jarrell.
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CEE Prof Mauricio Arias' Research Featured in Science
Arias, students and collaborators have been investigating innovative ways to manage watersheds and dams to promote hydropower sustainability in the Mekong River.
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