Congratulations to Yuan for receiving the Best Oral Presentation by a Student Award in the 12th U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae. Read Yuan's research here! 

Congratulations to Shih-Hsun for receiving the Silberman Fellowship!

Congratulations to Dr. Willian Assis for receiving a postdoc award. Willian will give an invited seminar at UMD. 

Judy is one of the six CSE faculty named University of Minnesota McKnight Land Grant Professors. Read more

Congratulations to William for receiving the AGU Outstanding Student Presentation Award and the Heinz G. Stefan Fellowship!

Our group attended the AGU 2023 Fall conference!

Judy was selected to participate in the Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering 2023 Symposium of the National Academy of Engineering. 

We shared our passion about environmental science and engineering with about 50 girls from the Eureka! summer camp in SAFL. 

Congratulations to Judy for receiving the 2022-2023 Best Undergraduate Instructor Award from CEGE department at UMN! 

Congratulations to Judy for Receiving an NSF CAREER Award （read more)

Congratulations to Jorge on a faculty position at NCSU and Erika on a consulting job!

Congratulations to Shih-Hsun for receiving the prestigious Charles C.S. Song Fellowship Award, an award for academic excellence! (read more)

03/20/23

A new short video about our work to remove harmful algal blooms. 

News about our work related to  Fine-grained Sediment Transport (read more)

Summer student Anna Klein presented her summer study on River Meandering at Geoscience Alliance Conference (read her story map)

Summer student Buneya Mohammed presented his summer research on Harmful Algal Blooms at UMN MnDrive 

Congratulations to Katherine for presenting her honor thesis on harmful agal blooms!

Shih-Hsun talks about Improve Stream Restoration to Ensure Safe Drinking Water and Fisheries (Video Released)

Students from the stream class visited SAFL; William, Yuan, and Shih-Hsun demonstrated their…

Our study was interviewed by The Counter and highlighted in Quanta Magazine. 

Our study was highlighted in many new media: Carbon-chomping soil bacteria may pose hidden climate risk

Our study shifts paradigm of coastal of sediment transport (read more)