ESSIE - University of Florida

Our research reveals the scientific basis for decisions that are improving air quality and sustainability.

Air Resources
CESD unites faculty with expertise in coastal hydrodynamics, geo-mechanics, and ecology

Coastal Ecosystem Dynamics
Our faculty members offer a wide range of research interests in coastal physical processes.

Coastal & Oceanographic Engineering
We conduct research around all aspects of engineering formation.

Engineering Education Collaborative
Our comprehensive curriculum allows Students to build depth and breadth into their educational experiences.

Environmental Nanotechnology
This interdisciplinary postgraduate research program aligns human interaction with earth and water environments.

Geosystems Engineering
We conduct research, education, and service activities in the field of pavements and related materials.

Materials & Pavements
Our faculty's research is recognized for its prominence and impact in understanding all areas of public works engineering.

Public Works
Our expertise in theoretical, analytical, computational, experimental, and field investigation techniques help solve critical infrastructure issues.

Structural Engineering
Our academic and research focus is on the delivery of heavy civil infrastructure projects.

Sustainable Construction Engineering
We offer an integrative education in science, engineering, and policy to students who are committed to solving societies' environmental challenges.

Systems Ecology & Ecological Engineering
Transportation engineers at UFTI seek innovative solutions to meeting urban or regional mobility needs.

Transportation Engineering
We embrace education and research to meet challenges in Hydrology, Potable Water, Storm Water, and Wastewater.

Water Systems

ESSIE environmental engineer Dr. Chang-Yu Wu was featured on FOX 13 Tampa Bay News this week for the development of an innovative flu-detection device. Wu and his team of researchers at the University of Florida have developed a first-of-its-kind air sampler to detect the tiny influenza virus particles in the air in public spaces. This new technology has the potential to thwart future flu epidemics by detecting viruses much faster than currently used detection methods....

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Calendar

	June 22, 2018: Summer A classes end
	June 25, 2018 - June 29, 2018: Summer break for students
	July 02, 2018: Summer B classes begin
	July 04, 2018: Independence Day-- UF Holiday
	August 10, 2018: Summer B/C classes end
	August 10, 2018: Summer Commencement-- Doctoral Candidates