Engineering News

Grant goes to the University of Colorado Boulder and Principal Investigator Dr. Ross Corotis, P.E.

The facility allows expansion of Tuff Torq’s testing capabilities and supports continued growth of the company, which develops and manufactures vehicle power trains

The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is working with the University of Mississippi, Jackson State University, and Rice University on applications for graphene such as asphalt, concrete, and water filtration

Monique Radersma, former director of engineering at DENSO’s thermal manufacturing facility in Guelph, Ontario, has won the award from The Manufacturing Institute

Designed by Perkins&Will architecture firm and several engineering firms, the 73,240-square-foot project consists of three buildings, a public plaza, and a parking lot

The American Public Works Association veteran has worked in local government for more than 34 years, holding various public works, engineering, and management positions in Georgia, Colorado and Wyoming.

The plant uses an ion exchange treatment system made of highly porous resin that acts like powerful magnets that adsorb and hold onto contaminants, removing PFOA and PFOS.

Sherry Hunt is a finalist in the Science and Environment category for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal for developing innovative design techniques to rehabilitate and reinforce aging dams

The American Society of Civil Engineers has released the 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure, its latest quadrennial assessment, and gives the United States an overall C- grade 

Author Roland Boucher has released his debut book “Ancient Measurement: How Ancient civilizations created Precise and Reproducible Standards.”