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ADDRESSING CLIMATE ISOLATION
Prof. Kelsea Best and research team study effects of extreme weather events.
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EXPLORE THE WORLD OF CEGE RESEARCH
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RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT
TRANSIT LABORATORY
The Transit Laboratory at The Ohio State University is engaged in several areas of research relating to the planning, service, design, and operations of public transportation. The focus is on using data collected from in‑service systems to enhance the understanding of complex transit related phenomena and develop means to improve policy-making, planning, and service provision.
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A climate-friendly way to capture carbon dioxide in the air
Civil engineer Ralph Tyler broke new ground in Ohio
In coastal communities, sea level rise may leave some isolated
How mountains affect El Niño-induced winter precipitation
Buckeyes committed to solving Marwa's water crisis
College of Engineering celebrates outstanding alumni
CEGE faculty investigating climate isolation caused by direct flooding
Bringing new resilient infrastructure to all communities
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"I am so grateful for the opportunities I had at Ohio State and truly believe I would not have had this fulfilling of an experience without the guidance of my mentors. It truly takes a village, and I am so grateful that the Buckeye community was mine."
- Dora de Malo (Class of 2021)
- Dora de Malo (Class of 2021)