A Hazy Outlook over the North China Plain
Beijing, the cultural and political capital of China, is home to a massive population of almost 25 million people has long been known for...
Putting the cart before the horse: the danger of oil sands before the pipeline
The story of oil sands – one unconventional source of oil found in Canada – has a newly identified danger right in its backyard: the...
Betcha won’t drink it! The natural chemicals hiding in water, and how a new technique hopes to remov
The amount of natural organic matter, or NOM, in water has been increasing for the past 20 years and is expected to increase. Higher...
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Team, I have #scicomm on the brain. Not that surprising, as I’m still channeling that inspiration from the national ComSciCon workshop at...
My Teaching Philosophy
What is a teaching philosophy? A teaching philosophy statement is a typical requirement for faculty applications. It should reflect what...
Scott, Johansen give Atlanta-area teachers concrete ways to make science, engineering exciting for t
Teachers from metro Atlanta's Gwinnett County test a concrete wall for quality, measuring the time it takes a signal to travel through...
Does better sanitation mean healthier children? A first-of-its-kind test case in Mozambique will tel
Does providing some sort of improved latrine for children in developing countries actually improve their health? That means something...
A place to learn: Alumna helps build a new future for Peruvian children
Andrea Ardiles followed the path of many School of Civil and Environmental Engineering students after graduation: she walked out of the...
