RUBEN JUANES Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT Earthquakes occur when faults slip. While the most devastating earthquakes are of tectonic origin, human activities have been associated with the […]
MICHAEL CELIA Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Princeton University Subsurface energy systems have historically focused on extraction of hydrocarbons through mining (coal) or drilling and pumping (oil and gas). […]
Passionate about people and buildings? Join us on a conversation about how JEDI factors affect building design & vice versa! Did you know you spend around 93% of your time in buildings? With such an intertwined relationship, it is important that buildings are good, useable, and fair to everyone. Food will be provided. Reach out […]
Please join us for the annual Capstone Design Showcase! Open to the public from 9:30-11am in Lockridge Arena in the Rec Center. This semester, 75+ teams will display their year-long, client-driven design projects. In addition to learning from Mines students, you can also meet project sponsors and Mines faculty who have supported our students along […]
"Emerging Approaches for Reducing Concrete CO2 Emissions" Mines, NREL, and NIST community networking + Poster Session: 4-7pm MST, Coolbaugh Atrium Lecture: 4:30-5:30pm MST, CO209 Coolbaugh 209 + Atrium Emerging Leaders Lecture by Dr. Prannoy Suraneni, Assistant Professor, Civil& Architectural Engineering at the University of Miami
Are you intrigued with innovative infrastructure and the art of turning designs into the built environment? Mark your calendars for September 28th and join industry members and faculty for dinner and networking time! Curriculum: Learn about our experienced faculty, specialized courses, and how our new degree program prepares you for a successful and versatile career […]
