ÃÛÌÒAPP researcher 3D-prints a crack-free nickel superalloy that resists extreme heat

Shengmin Guo

“Getting a crack-free part with this kind of strength has been the sticking point, and the dual-doping route gets us there,â€

-Shengmin Guo, Professor, Mechanical Engineering

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AI digital twin predicts which roads stay usable during a flood

Yongcheol Lee

“We want responders to see the whole road network during a flood, not just the handful of points where we happen to have sensors,â€

-Yongcheol Lee, Associate Professor, Construction Management

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Big swings in river flow speed up how fast rivers move sideways

Frank Tsai

“It turns out the swings in flow, not just the average, are doing a lot of the work in moving a river,â€

-Frank Tsai, Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering

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AI forecasts a deadly oyster bacterium days ahead using satellite data

Zhi-Qiang Deng

“If we can see the conditions building days in advance, managers have time to act before anyone gets sick,â€

-Zhi-Qiang Deng, Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering

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A clearer way to weigh the full benefits of flood-protection projects

Matthew Brand

Carol Friedland

“If the analysis only considers avoided building damage, nature-based projects always look worse than they are,â€

-Matthew Brand, Assistant Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering
-Carol Friedland, Professor, Biological & Agricultural Engineering

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