Environmental Resources Engineering
Cal Poly Humboldt Engineering Team Takes First Place at 2025 ASCE Mid-Pacific Conference!
Our Cal Poly Humboldt engineering team won first place in the Water Treatment Competition this weekend at the annual American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Mid-Pacific Conference, hosted by UC Berkeley!
Research articles from the School of Engineering
Two research articles were recently published in international journals.
Recently published research papers
Professor Pascal Biwole co-authored the following recently published original research papers:
Journal publication
A recent publication in the first-quartile (Q1) journal "Energy and Buildings": https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778824008235
ERFSA (Emeritus Retired Faculty & Staff Association) Grant winner, Christa L. Meingast
Christa L. Meingast, Assistant Professor from the Engineering Department, was awarded a grant for a soil remediation study in distributed environments. Infectious diseases are a significant threat to public health.
Effects of vancomycin and tobramycin on compressive and tensile strengths of antibiotic bone cement: A biomechanical study
Drs. JuEun Lee and Joshua Steimel recently published a paper in the Journal of Orthopaedics.
Eileen Cashman and Margaret Lang (School of Engineering)
Drs. Eileen Cashman and Margaret Lang received funding from Caltrans to investigate current and anticipated climate conditions on the Arcata/Eureka corridor, a roadway that’s experiencing one of the fastest rates of relative sea level rise on the entire U.S. west coast.
Dr. Margaret Lang, School of Engineering
Dr. Margaret Lang received funding from the National Park Service to assess the condition of culverts (tunnel structures under roadways that provide cross drainage) throughout Redwood National Park.
Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP) Best Paper Award in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation to Meenal Rana, Beth Phelps, and Lonny Grafman
Meenal Rana, with co-authors, Beth Phelps and Lonny Grafman, has received the SSSP Best Paper Award in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation for the paper, “Youth-Adult Partnership in Social Entrepreneurship and Community Engagement: A Case Study of Daula Village in India.” at the Society's annu
School of Engineering Students Successful in International Math Competition
For over two decades, School of Engineering students have competed in the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications (COMAP) annual Mathematical Modeling Contest (MCM) and Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling (ICM). Over 11,000 teams from thousands of universities and 21 differen