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Creating a Healthier World Through Pioneering Environmental Engineering Research
August 21, 2023
Professor Danmeng Shuai’s pioneering research won him a Frontier Research Award from the Association of Chinese American Professors in Environmental Engineering and Science!
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Bridging Innovation and Market: GW Engineering Faculty Receive Tech Maturation Awards
June 22, 2023
From a wearable ring that keeps patients on top of their cardiac health to a technology for extracting lithium hydroxide without destructive mining, GW inventors are at the forefront of their fields.
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I-95 Bridge Collapse And Solutions, Explained By Professor Kim Roddis
June 14, 2023
The Washington Post interviewed Kim Roddis, a retired Professor of Civil Engineering at GW, to provide readers with a reason as to why the bridge collapsed and explain the proposed solutions.