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Civil and Environmental Engineering delivers cutting-edge solutions bridging natural ecosystems and human-made structures to serve societal needs. The field's educational and research initiatives concentrate on optimizing infrastructure design, upkeep, and long-term viability while conserving environmental, social, and economic assets. The Department's graduate programs and research emphasize four key domains: Structural Engineering, Geotechnics, and Materials - covering infrastructure materials, engineering mechanics, composite materials, seismic engineering, soil mechanics, and risk evaluation; Transportation Systems - focusing on traffic flow, intelligent transport technologies, mobility patterns, and system optimization; Water Resources and Hydrology - addressing climate impacts on water cycles, extreme weather forecasting, and hydrological monitoring; and Environmental and Energy Solutions - encompassing pollution control, resource quality management, purification methods, water-energy relationships, and sustainable power sources.