Dr. Mohammad Pour-Ghaz

May 26, 2022

Sensors act as early-warning system for concrete structures

Sensor technologies can be used to detect a wide range of inputs, from temperature and light to air pressure and ultrasonic waves. Across engineering disciplines, they are used by faculty… 

Jul 13, 2020

BENCHED: What happens when the laboratory locks the doors?

What happens when, with very little warning, a research laboratory has to be closed? In our CCEE department, we have more than a dozen laboratories in Mann Hall, Broughton Hall,… 

Mar 10, 2020

EWC Symposium held for 20th year!

The Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering (EWC) group held their annual Graduate Research Symposium on Friday, March 6th, at the Park Alumni Center on Centennial Campus. This was the… 

Nov 11, 2019

3 Minute Thesis competition highlights diverse research from NC State Ph.D. students

How can food banks determine the optimal method of distribution to assist the millions of children and adults who go hungry every year? Can we use seawater instead of fresh… 

Jun 26, 2017

CCEE Researchers present earthquake engineering workshop in Alaska

In May, a group of CCEE researchers specializing in earthquake engineering traveled to Juneau, Alaska, to present a four-day workshop on seismic design of bridge structures. The group, including 3…