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Research & Innovation

Helping Bridges Withstand Climate Change

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Research & Innovation

USDOT Awards Rutgers CAIT $5M to Study Sustainable Cement Alternatives

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Research & Innovation

Rutgers to Lead $16 Million in Climate Projects Along New Jersey Coast

Rendering of a bridge spanning a river with a Amtrak train crossing. The New York City skyline is in the background.

Research & Innovation

SoE Hosts Transportation Infrastructure Symposium

Bike rider to right of road in bike lane

Research & Innovation

Traffic Speeds Decrease When Bike Lane is Present

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Student News

Meet Aabir Rashid

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Student News

Meet Julianne Chan

Julianne Chan is a junior majoring in environmental engineering at Rutgers University–New Brunswick

Student News

Junior Wins Udall Scholarship, Rutgers’ First Recipient Since 2004

Map of the United States with green and red areas indicating earthquake impact in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic.

Faculty News

CEE Professor Joins a Rapid Scout Reconnaissance Team in Wake of April 5 Earthquake

CEE In the News

NJ TRANSIT Hosts Second FIFA Transportation Workshop for World Cup 2026

New Jersey Business Magazine

Opinion: New Jersey needs stronger stormwater management for a resilient future

The Record of North Jersey

Technology helps NYC's infrastructure withstand extreme heat

CBS 2 NewYork