EEES Clemson University

#water and #wastewater treatment, #air #pollution, environmental #chemistry, #hazardous and #municipal solid wastes, environmental #sustainability, #remediation of polluted sites, #groundwater modeling, #risk assessment, or #nuclear environmental engineering. Apply here apply.interfolio.com/178006

or related field with at least 5 years of teaching experience. The successful applicant will be primarily responsible for teaching courses in Environmental Engineering in the undergraduate program. Highly desirable candidates will have expertise and interest in teaching in the broad subject areas of

We are #hiring a #Senior #Lecturer in #Environmental #Engineering. The successful candidate must possess a Ph.D. degree in Environmental Engineering or related field with at least 3 years of teaching experience or an M.S. degree in Environmental Engineering

and highlighted some of the engaging and impactful projects she has worked on. The title of her presentation was "Show Up, Be Real, Love Others, Don't Quit." Go Tigers!

Throughout her career, she has learned that professional growth in this field is a marathon, not a sprint. In her presentation, Olivia shared valuable insights from her career journey so far, offered practical advice for aspiring engineers,

Our recent seminar speaker Olivia Flynn, PE holds a master’s degree from Clemson University’s Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences program and brings over 20 years of experience as an environmental engineering consultant.

His overall message was that beyond technical details, you also have to maintain relationships to achieve project success. We thank Steve for his continuous support of the department. Go Tigers!

One of our recent seminar speakers, Steve Cawood, talked about a project #GMC is involved in in Georgia for master plan including 36 MGD surface water intake on the #Savannah #River with a 12 MGC water treatment plant. This is driven by the presence of Hyundai in the area.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined, tasted, and helped make this such a warm, flavorful event. ❤️ It was wonderful sharing good food and great company with the EEES Department!

#ChiliCookOff #Community #SpicyShowdown

People’s Choice: Stacey Sanders
Best White Chicken Chili: Stacey Sanders
Best Overall Chili: Stacey Sanders
Best Vegetarian Chili: Tim Devol
Most Unique Flavor: Sarah Fish
Spiciest Showdown: Matt Riss
Best Presentation: David Ladner

The EEES Department hosted a Chili Cook-Off last Friday! Participants including students, faculty, and staff made rich, chunky, and spicy chilis that brought the heat and the fun! 🌶️Awards were given in different categories for some of this year’s best chili! 🎉

in engineering, strengthening the talent pipeline and promoting inclusive excellence in STEM. Go Tigers!

It provides both financial assistance and access to internships, co-ops and leadership programs at GE Vernova. Its mission recognizes and builds upon Lammas’s legacy of innovation in power systems and aviation while helping break down barriers for students

transformative award established through a gift by GE Vernova to Clemson University, intended to honor engineering luminary John Lammas and advance diversity in #STEM. The scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in disciplines within the College of Engineering.

including meeting personally with representatives from GE Vernova at the Clemson University Career Fair. She is deeply grateful for this scholarship and the opportunities it provides both professionally and financially. The GE John Lammas Annual Scholarship is a

Congratulations to Allison Field for being a recipient of the #GE John Lammas Annual Scholarship. For Allison, this has been an incredible honor and blessing for her family. As an out-of-state student, it has eased her financial burden and opened doors to valuable professional connections,

During the STEM Career Week, they will be doing a deep dive into various technical groups and the work that they do from the diverse perspectives from junior, mid, and senior level staff.

Click the link below to register!
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CDM Smith is hosting their annual #STEM Career Week November 3rd - 5th and they would love to have students join them for this event!

The department thrives on continued collaboration with faculty, staff, students, and alumni and we are grateful for this new opportunity to continue to do so. Go Tigers!

We are excited to announce that the EEES Advisory Board held its first meeting on 10-17-25! The board will primarily be tasked to identify ways to improve the program. We are very thankful for the support the board will provide to the department and collaborate with alumni.

Investigating the influence of polymaleic acid on reverse osmosis membrane performance to mitigate gypsum scaling Polymaleic acid (PMA) is widely recognized and utilized as an anti-scaling agent in reverse osmosis (RO) applications, however, the specific impacts o…

Using detailed imaging and chemical tests, they found that PMA prevents scaling in different ways depending on how it’s used. This knowledge can help make desalination membranes work better and last longer.

Check out their paper at the link below! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

These membranes, which separate salt from water, often get clogged by scale — a hard layer of minerals that reduces their efficiency. They tested PMA in two ways: by adding it directly to the water and by coating it onto the membrane itself.

Raynara Jacovone, Jaqueline Souza Soares, Dr. Debora Rodrigues, et. al. recently published a new paper. Their study looks at how a common water treatment chemical, called #polymaleic acid (#PMA), can help stop mineral buildup on the membranes used in #desalination systems.

Detection, transport, and retention of Toxoplasma gondii oocysts in saturated sandy porous media: Influence of electrolytes and natural organic matter in flow-through systems Understanding the transport and retention of Toxoplasma gondii oocysts through soils and into ground and surface water is essential for determining the risk this parasite poses to water resources and ...

which develops transformative approaches to safeguard environmental and public health.

Visit the link below to learn more about this research!
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#AdvancingGlobalWateandHealthSecurity

advancing understanding to protect water quality and public health. This work is part of Dr. Darnault’s broader research on the Detection, Mechanistic Insight, and Predictive Modeling of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (#CBRNE) Contaminant Transport,

Their recent PLOS One publication focuses on #Toxoplasma #gondii—the protozoan parasite that causes toxoplasmosis and infects between 30% and 80% of the world’s population—and reveals how electrolytes and natural organic matter control the movement and retention of this pathogen in porous media,

Dr. Christophe Darnault and his research team at Clemson University—including graduate students Christian Pullano, Mahsa Ghorbani, and Timothy Mutty—together with their USDA and international collaborators, study how contaminants and pathogens move through soils and groundwater.

Job opportunity for #Biosystems and #Environmental #Engineering
In Partnership with our department.
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Great Creative Inquiry presentations from undergrads in #Geology, #Environmental #Engineering and #Biosystems #Engineering.