Change of Climate: Professors lead team to find out what’s heating up in Kentucky
We sat down with Michael M. McGlue, professor in the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, and Sebastian Bryson, chair of civil engineering in the Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering, to learn more about the $20 million collaborative project to build climate resilience in Kentucky.
To learn more, read an in-depth Q&A here.
Change of climate: Professors lead team to find out what’s heating up in Kentucky
A Q&A with Michael M. McGlue, professor in the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, and Sebastian Bryson, chair of civil engineering in the Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering, about the $20 million collaborative project to build climate resilience in Kentucky
By Jennifer T. Allen
Fighting the Effects of Sediment Pollution on Fish Populations (featuring EES grad student Njahi Mwangala)
Cate Larson meets with geophysicist Njahi Mwangala while at IMAGE23 in Houston, TX to learn about her work with Geoscientists Without Borders, a non-profit that provides funding for humanitarian projects all around the world. Her project revolves around Lake Tanganyika, a massive body of water that runs along the East African Rift system, and its long standing sediment pollution problem that's drastically impacting the fish population and the fishing industry its surrounding countries rely on.
2023 EES Awards Luncheon
At the end of every academic year EES celebrates the hard work and achievements of our students. This year we were joined by Dean Ana Franco-Watkins and many EES alumni and friends. Photos by Alexandria Thomas.