October 10, 2024 in Coastal Ecosystem Dynamics, Environmental Engineering Sciences, ESSIE in the News, General, News, Research Highlights
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Maitane Olabarrieta shares erosion concerns with Hurricane Milton
Hardcore UF hurricane researchers race against Helene to deploy storm-monitoring equipment along coast
In the final hours before deadly Hurricane Helene made landfall last week, research teams from the University of Florida scrambled up Florida’s west coast in a two-day blitz to set up storm-monitoring equipment that will provide valuable insights into environmental,… Read More
UF Concrete Canoe Team Wins Nationals
Not Like Us: Steel Bridge Completes Historic Four-Peat at Nationals
The University of Florida’s Eckhoff Steel Bridge team has made history. For the fourth year in a row, the team has won at the American Institute of Steel Construction’s 2024 Student Steel Bridge Competition National Finals. No other team has… Read More
University of Florida Transportation Institute revolutionizes transportation technology through grand opening of its $2M I-STREET™ Living Lab
This article was original written by Ines Aviles-Spadoni. The University of Florida Transportation Institute (UFTI), housed in the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering, announced the grand opening of its I-STREET™ Living Lab on Friday. Guests from the Florida Department of… Read More
Dr. Ferraro and ACI Committee 323 Recognized for Work on ACI CODE-323-24
New study points to concerns of dangerous Vibrio bacteria in Florida’s coastal waters following Hurricane Ian
Contaminated Florida Water Could Cost People Their Limbs, Warns UF Engineer
Direct impact with flooding caused by Hurricane Idalia may lead to increased pathogens from different water systems that could result in the loss of limbs or even death, a University of Florida researcher told Newsweek. The powerful storm made landfall Wednesday morning as… Read More
Elefteriadou Named AAAS Fellow
