Research Groups
- Applied and Computational Math
- Astrophysical Sciences
- Atmospheric and Oceanic Science
- Chemical & Biological Engineering
- Chemistry
- Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Computer Science
- Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
- Economics
- Electrical Engineering
- Genomics
- Geosciences
- History
- Mathematics
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Molecular Biology
- Neuroscience
- Physics
- Plasma Physics
- Sociology
Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
E414 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-5429
Research Area
Combining numerical, experimental, and analytical tools to study the basic dynamics of flow and transport in environmental systems; study how Environmental Fluid Mechanics relate to problems in climate change, air quality, hydrology, and sustainable development
Combining numerical, experimental, and analytical tools to study the basic dynamics of flow and transport in environmental systems; study how Environmental Fluid Mechanics relate to problems in climate change, air quality, hydrology, and sustainable development
Theodora Shelton Pitney Professor of Environmental Studies. Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Chair, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
E205 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-5425
Research Area
Carbon mitigation; ecohydrology; subsurface hydrology; ecohydrology, numerical modeling, contaminant transport simulation; multiphase flow physics.
Carbon mitigation; ecohydrology; subsurface hydrology; ecohydrology, numerical modeling, contaminant transport simulation; multiphase flow physics.
Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Director, Program in Architecture and Engineering
E328 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-2728
Research Area
Structural engineering; earthquake engineering; innovative structural systems; large fires; thin shell concrete roof structures; sensor technology in civil infrastructure; tall building design.
Structural engineering; earthquake engineering; innovative structural systems; large fires; thin shell concrete roof structures; sensor technology in civil infrastructure; tall building design.
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Director, Program in Geological Engineering
E413 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-4615
Research Area
Hydrology, hydraulics and hydrometeorology of extreme floods. Smith's research group has been involved in numerous hydrometeorological field campaigns, most recently in connection with the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES), a component of the NSF LTER program.
Hydrology, hydraulics and hydrometeorology of extreme floods. Smith's research group has been involved in numerous hydrometeorological field campaigns, most recently in connection with the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES), a component of the NSF LTER program.
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
E326 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-5896
Research Area
Stochastic systems; random fields and random media; risk assessment and management; seismic risk and earthquake ground motions; hurricanes and related economic losses under various climate change scenarios; wind-related debris damage; geologic hazards and probabilistic site characterization; dam safety; structural reliability; random vibrations; optimum design based on reliability; modeling the energy density fluctuations in the early universe and the formation of cosmic structure
Stochastic systems; random fields and random media; risk assessment and management; seismic risk and earthquake ground motions; hurricanes and related economic losses under various climate change scenarios; wind-related debris damage; geologic hazards and probabilistic site characterization; dam safety; structural reliability; random vibrations; optimum design based on reliability; modeling the energy density fluctuations in the early universe and the formation of cosmic structure
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
E415 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-4675
Research Area
Hydroclimatology with an emphasis on land-atmosphere interactions, terrestrial remote sensing, and seasonal hydrologic climate forecasts, including land-climate teleconnections. Modeling focuses on the terrestrial water and energy balances and fluxes over a range of spatial and temporal scales, and remote sensing research focuses on estimating the hydrologic and energetic states of the terrestrial system, and on validating satellite retrievals on land surface states.
Hydroclimatology with an emphasis on land-atmosphere interactions, terrestrial remote sensing, and seasonal hydrologic climate forecasts, including land-climate teleconnections. Modeling focuses on the terrestrial water and energy balances and fluxes over a range of spatial and temporal scales, and remote sensing research focuses on estimating the hydrologic and energetic states of the terrestrial system, and on validating satellite retrievals on land surface states.
