Research
Climate and Environment

Earth is fluid – the atmosphere is gas, the oceans are liquid, even the Earth’s interior is liquid. Climate depends on the flow of the atmosphere, oceans and ice sheets. The transport and dispersion of nutrients and pollutants in the environment is crucial for life.

The faculty below research climate and environment.

Geophysics

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Giuseppe Buscarnera

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Director of Graduate Studies

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James Hambleton

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Riverbed Flow

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Aaron Packman

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and (by courtesy) Mechanical Engineering and Chemical and Biological Engineering

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Water Recovery

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Sinan Keten

Jerome B. Cohen Professor of Engineering

Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Civil and Environmental Engineering and (by courtesy) Biomedical Engineering

Associate Chair of Mechanical Engineering

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Seth Lichter

Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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Aaron Packman

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and (by courtesy) Mechanical Engineering and Chemical and Biological Engineering

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K.-C. Kenneth Park

Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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Neelesh Patankar

Professor of Mechanical Engineering and (by courtesy) Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics

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