Xie studying the fairness of graphical models
A team of undergraduates from Lehigh, NYU, and the University of San Francisco investigated the fairness of graphical models in machine learning.
Resolve: Proteins choreograph the infinitesimal dance of living cells and functional biomaterials
Resolve: A transformational approach to wastewater reclamation
Desalination tech uses CO2 to tap into municipal wastewater as alternative freshwater source
Resolve: Optimizing naval ships’ power systems
Resolve: NSF-funded study to examine college tenure, promotion
Resolve: Broadening chemical engineering’s appeal with coffee, cosmetics
A sharper focus on catastrophe modeling
Interdisciplinary team, including professors Paolo Bocchini (CEE) and Brian Davison (CSE), leverages probabilistic modeling experience in study of a discipline traditionally not explored in academia
Resolve: Removing barriers with President Joseph J. Helble
Resolve: Top of the NSF CAREER Award class
Yang: Human behavior, climate risk, and the food-water-energy nexus
CEE professor works with team of researchers incorporating data on human behavior into climate-risk modeling framework to improve resilience of critical water, food, and energy systems
Can human beings and the natural environment find a way to coexist? Deteriorating U.S. infrastructure coupled with extreme weather events―and other effects of climate change―have heightened the stakes involved in achieving such harmony. While technological advances may help mitigate negative impacts, peaceful coexistence may depend on what actions humans are willing to take.