News from the department of Civil Engineering

Lydell Wiebe and Cancan Yang discuss earthquakes with CTV Toronto News and Trending Now CHCH.

Ahmed Moussa and Kyle Jackson were listed among 166 recipients of the highly prestigious scholarship program in the country for PhD students.

Each of the Vanier Scholars will receive $50,000 a year, for up to three years.

The fourth-year engineering student and co-president of Zero Waste McMaster is in Egypt for the United Nations’ annual global climate summit.

Latest Solid Carbon research gives a timeline for turning atmospheric carbon dioxide into solid rock under the ocean floor.

Moustafa Naiem Abdel-Mooty was recognized for his studies on the impact of using Digital Twin technologies to enhance critical infrastructures’ climate resilience.

McMaster University and a number of specific programs and disciplines earned Top 100 spots in the recent Shanghai Rankings.

McMaster researchers are receiving nearly $11 million in funding for 51 research projects through the NSERC 2022 Discovery Research Program.

The professor in the department of civil engineering will start in the role on July 1 for a one-year term.

The Sandford Fleming Award is Canada’s top civil engineering award in transportation.

The project has received over $100,000 in federal funding to create the first Canadian interactive portal for zero-emission vehicle adoption in transit.

With a rapidly changing climate that will increase the risk of flooding, hydrologic modelling expert and McMaster civil engineering professor Paulin Coulibaly says urgency is needed.