University at Buffalo - Civil Structual and Environmental Engineering

CSEE faculty member Igor Jankovic models contaminant transport in heterogeneous aquifer formations in order to relate statistical parameters that describe actual formations with overall plume behavior. This model consists of circular zones with hydraulic conductivity that differs from the background conductivity.

THE FACES OF CSEE

Ramiro Vargas
Ph. D. Program

(structural engineering)

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

RESEARCH

NEWS & EVENTS

Earthquakes, the Great Lakes, submicron-scale damage mechanics: we are multifaceted in our teaching and research interests.

UNDERGRADUATE:

• B.S. in civil engineering

• B.S. in environmental engineering

• Combined degrees

GRADUATE:

• M.Eng.

• M.S.

• Ph.D.

Some of our facilities are unique in the world. Our location itself is a laboratory for some of our research. Our interdisciplinary collaborations are productive.

June 12, 08: Research to provide glimpse of how structures collapse

June 08: Ecosystem Restoration Workshop

May 8, 08: Steel bridge, concrete canoe teams take second place in regional contests

Apr 24, 08: Civil and Environmental students earn top national awards

A Greener Department

212 Ketter Hall • Buffalo, New York 14260 • Phone: 716-645-2114 ext. 2400 • Fax: 716-645-3733