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CEAE Professor Dr. Karl Linden and his students Christie Chatterley and David Sparkman continued their work in water sustainability development and sanitation projects in Peru during the summer of 2010. The projects partner CU-Boulder faculty and

Carrie “C.J.” McClelland, a Ph.D. candidate in our Environmental Engineering program, was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship in 2007. The fellowship provides up to three years of funding for research-focused graduate

Kendra Colyar, a M.S. candidate in our Environmental Engineering program, was awarded a fellowship for membrane technology by the National Water Research Institute and the American Membrane Technology Association. The fellowship

Renewable Energy: A Reality Check in Rural ChinaJuly 1, 2009: Young engineer takes on a global challenge: Clean and sustainable energy, one village at a time NSF Article link Graduate student Abby Watrous traveled through rural provinces in China

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship was awarded to CEAE PhD student Sara McAlpine for Optimized Design and Control of Photovoltaic Modules with DC-DC Power Converters for Building Applications