James Alleman
Teaching Professor Emeritus, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Development, application, and assessment of sustainable environmental engineering technologies
Andrew Bartolini
Director, First-Year Engineering Program
Concurrent Associate Teaching Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Melissa Berke
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Molecular paleoclimatology; paleoenvironmental change; biogeochemistry; paleolimnology; paleooceanography
Kyle Bibby
Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Associate Department Chair
Areas of Interest
Microbiology relevant to water quality and public health; detection of human pathogenic viruses in the environment
Diogo Bolster
Frank M. Freimann Professor of Hydrology and Henry Massman Department Chair, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Environmental fluid dynamics, transport and reactive flows in heterogeneous porous media, multiphase flow in porous media, buoyancy driven flows, sustainable building ventilation
Patrick Brewick
Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
System identification; structural health monitoring; Bayesian model calibration; structural dynamics; condition assessment; uncertainty quantification
Peter C. Burns
Dorini Family Professor of Energy Studies, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Environmental minerology, minerology and crystallography, mineral crystal structures and crystal chemistry, mineral structural energetics, mineral paragenesis, nuclear waste disposal
Albert Cerrone
Assistant Research Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Lifing technologies, computational mechanics, Digital Twin, additive manufacturing, biomechanics
Paola Crippa
Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Air quality and aerosol dynamics modeling, climate change, environmental and computational sustainability, high-performance computing, remote sensing, weather research and forecasting, wind energy
Patricia J. Culligan
Matthew H. McCloskey Dean, College of Engineering
Professor of Civil Engineering
Areas of Interest
Water resources and environmental engineering; sustainable urban infrastructure, social networks, and the application of advanced measurement and sensing technologies to improve water, energy, and environmental management