UH students tackle city projects through Poʻokela Fellows internship
UH students applied their classroom knowledge to real-world city projects through a competitive public service internship.
UH students applied their classroom knowledge to real-world city projects through a competitive public service internship.
Singh’s latest work addresses the importance of quality in ensuring the safety, longevity and functionality of built infrastructure.
Rankings were based on different criteria, including research activity, placement success, quality assessment, student selectivity and faculty resources.
Unlike the current Red Flag Warning system these maps provide a daily, high-resolution look at the most current fire ignition risks statewide.
Roger Chen will use location-based data on freight and goods in Tokyo to analyze truck schedules and route choices.
The competition aims to leverage emerging technologies to protect vulnerable road users at intersections, supporting the department’s goal of eliminating roadway deaths and serious injuries.
The award recognizes volunteer journal editors who demonstrate outstanding contributions to ASCE's publications program.
The conference also provided invaluable opportunities for more than 20 UH students.
The middle school students participated in engineering presentations and toured specialized laboratory facilities.
The award aims to encourage students to pursue careers in transportation and research, helping to develop the next generation of transportation professionals.