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Brief Introduction： This individual is a Professor and Ernest Barenberg Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in pavement materials, 3D concrete printing, and sustainable infrastructure. With a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, their research focuses on innovative concrete technologies, urban heat island mitigation, and smart transportation systems. They lead initiatives in passive sensing for work-zone safety and recycled materials in construction. Active in professional societies like ISCP and TRB, they have received awards for teaching excellence and graduate mentorship. Their work includes editorial roles in leading journals and contributions to national pavement design standards. Committed to education, they teach courses in transportation engineering and project-based learning. 

Brief Introduction： This individual is a Professor and CEE Excellence Faculty Scholar specializing in structural engineering, with expertise in seismic performance, concrete connections, and innovative bridge systems. Holding a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan, they have extensive leadership experience, including roles as Associate Dean and Director of undergraduate programs. Their research focuses on experimental and analytical modeling of structural joints, multi-hazard resilience, and fiber-reinforced concrete. They actively contribute to professional societies like ACI and ASCE, serve as a journal editor, and have received numerous awards for teaching and research. Committed to education, they advise student teams and teach courses in reinforced concrete and steel design. 

Brief Introduction： This individual is a Teaching Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in curriculum modernization and pedagogical development. With a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, their research focuses on additive manufacturing with cementitious materials, 3D printing applications, and sustainable use of recycled materials in concrete. They actively contribute to engineering education through near-peer mentoring and innovative project-based courses. Their work includes collaborations on advancing teaching workshops and developing introductory courses. Committed to enhancing student learning, they teach courses on materials behavior and concrete technology.

Brief Introduction： This individual is an Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in construction automation, robotics, and human-robot collaboration. With a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and multiple master's degrees, their research focuses on integrating human physiology into robotic systems to enhance safety and efficiency on construction sites. They direct a lab dedicated to intelligent sensing and automation, securing over $4.5M in grants and publishing extensively. Their work spans wearable sensors, predictive analytics, and immersive technologies for education. Committed to mentorship, they offer undergraduate research opportunities in cutting-edge construction robotics. 

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Brief Introduction： This individual is an Assistant Professor specializing in atmospheric chemistry, climate interactions, and air quality modeling. With a Ph.D. in Earth and Planetary Sciences from Harvard University, their research explores human impacts on atmospheric chemistry, including climate engineering, pollutant cycling, and aerosol-cloud interactions. They develop and apply global models to study these systems, with recent work published in leading journals like Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics. Recognized for their contributions, they have received prestigious fellowships, including an NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. They are actively involved in science communication and STEM diversity initiatives, and teach courses on atmospheric chemistry and environmental engineering.

Brief Introduction： This individual is an Associate Professor specializing in uncertainty quantification, scientific machine learning, and stochastic optimization for civil engineering systems. With a multidisciplinary background in civil and electrical engineering, their research focuses on physics-informed machine learning, infrastructure resilience, and high-dimensional computational methods. They have developed innovative approaches for seismic reliability analysis and sparse polynomial chaos expansions, published in leading journals. Their teaching spans systems engineering, machine learning applications in civil engineering, and sustainable infrastructure. Prior to their current role, they held postdoctoral positions at USC and the University of Utah, bringing interdisciplinary expertise to complex engineering challenges.

Brief Introduction： This individual is a distinguished Professor and the Ralph B. Peck Chair in Civil Engineering, specializing in geotechnical engineering. With a career spanning over five decades, their research focuses on soft clays, landslides, ground improvement, and soil mechanics. They are the co-author of the seminal textbook Soil Mechanics in Engineering Practice and have received prestigious honors, including the ASCE Karl Terzaghi Award (2015) and Norman Medal (2004). Their extensive consulting work spans major infrastructure projects worldwide, from dams to urban restoration. Recognized for teaching excellence, they have mentored generations of engineers through courses on soil behavior and consolidation. Their global leadership includes roles in international geotechnical committees and editorial boards.

Brief Introduction： This individual is an Associate Professor specializing in wind engineering, extreme wind characterization, and structural resilience. With a PhD in Wind Science and Engineering, their research focuses on tornado and thunderstorm wind effects, damage assessment, and hazard mitigation. They have received notable honors including the International Association for Wind Engineering Junior Award (2019) and the Department of Commerce Gold Medal (2014). Their work includes high-impact publications and leadership in organizing the THWARTS Tornado Symposium. They teach courses on steel structures, wind effects, and societal risk management, earning teaching awards such as the CEE Teaching Excellence Award (2023). Their expertise bridges structural engineering and atmospheric science.

Brief Introduction： This individual is a Teaching Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in construction engineering and management. With a PhD in Civil Engineering and over a decade of industry experience, they teach courses on construction planning, safety, and economics. Recognized for teaching excellence, they have received multiple awards, including the ASCE Outstanding Instructor Award (2019, 2021) and Engineering Council Outstanding Advising Award (2020, 2024). They also serve as Interim Associate Director for Corporate Relations and Industry Partnerships. Their expertise bridges academia and practical construction industry knowledge.

Brief Introduction： This individual is an Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in sustainable and electrified transportation systems. They hold a PhD in Civil Engineering and have postdoctoral experience at national labs. Their research focuses on transportation-energy interdependencies, electrification planning, and policy. They are a 2023 NSF CAREER awardee, serve on editorial boards for leading transportation journals, and have received multiple honors for teaching and research. Their work addresses equity, resilience, and environmental sustainability in emerging transportation systems.

Brief Introduction： Professor Emeritus and expert in construction materials, specializing in concrete microstructure, airport technology, and infrastructure repair. Former Director of a FAA-funded Center of Excellence for Airport Technology. Research focuses on foam concrete, 3D-printed materials, and sustainable pavements. Fellow of ACI and American Ceramic Society; past ACI president. Recipient of Wason Medal and RILEM Outstanding Paper awards. Teaches courses on concrete materials and reinforced concrete design.