
Research
Our versatile faculty conducts theoretical and applied research addressing contemporary problems of technology and society.
Our versatile faculty conducts theoretical and applied research addressing contemporary problems of technology and society.
CEE faculty conduct millions of dollars in research for both public and private sponsors. This research can be grouped into four major areas: Infrastructure & Materials, Environmental Engineering, Transportation Engineering, and Geotechnical Engineering. Use the Research Areas tabs below to learn more!
This group focuses on improving infrastructure materials and design methods. Their research includes areas such as alternative cementitious materials, ductile cement-based composites, recycled aggregate concrete, seismic resistance of structures, and transportation infrastructure systems.
Creating Infrastructure That Will Last Into the Next Century - Mar. 2, 2017 via NJIT News
Matthew Adams, Matthew Bandelt, Fadi Karaa, Walter Konon, Jay Meegoda, M. Ala Saadeghvaziri, Sunil Saigal, and Methi Wecharatana
NJDOT, ACI, FHWA, USDOT, and CAIT
This group conducts research on a wide variety of environmental topics including surface chemistry, environmental systems modeling, water and wastewater treatment, site remediation, environmental impact analysis, and context sensitive design.
Lisa Axe, Michel Boufadel, Yuan Ding, Bruno Goncalves da Silva, Taha Marhaba, Jay Meegoda, Thomas Olenik, William Pennock, Lucia Rodriguez-Freire, and Wen Zhang
AWWARF, DuPont, NJDEP, NJWRRI, NSF, US Army Corps of Engineering, USDA, USDoD, USDoE, USEPA, and USGS
This group has carved out a strong research niche in the areas of traffic analysis, safety issues, and regional transportation planning with a special strength in computer simulation and modeling. Research projects also tackle the areas of transportation security, disaster routing, geomatics and GIS applications, and remote sensing for environmental analysis.
Model Cars With Human Drivers Take to the Streets of a Miniaturized Newark - Jul. 28, 2020 via NJIT News
Steven Chien, Janice Daniel, Branislav Dimitrijevic, Joyoung Lee, Rongfang Liu, and Lazar Spasovic
FHWA, Greyhound, NASA, NJDOT, NJ Transit, NOAA, and USDOT
Cleaning-up the environment calls for innovative scientific and engineering approaches. Geoenvironmental engineering is a field that unites geotechnical engineering with chemistry and biology in an effort to seek new solutions for the future of the environment.
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Jay Meegoda and Bruno Goncalves da Silva
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