Skip to main content

Columbia University in the City of New York

Columbia University

Student Research Program

Search the site

Main navigation expanded

Research Opportunities
Summer Programs
Resources
Student Corner
Events

Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics
Computer Science
Earth and Environmental Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
Mechanical Engineering
Other Research Opportunities
Research Abroad

Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
Summer at SEAS
SURF: Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows

Getting Started
Student Resources
Faculty

Awards and Prizes
Students in the News
Student Stories
Published Research

Senior Design Expo
Research Symposium
Johnson and Johnson’s WiSTEM2D

Student Research Program

You are here:

Research Opportunities
Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

Construction Hats

Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

View Available Research Opportunities

Production of CO2 negative concrete from seawater-derived raw materials
Development of Novel 3D Concrete Print Head Prototype for Autonomous Structures Printing
Image Processing Based Vehicle Driving Behavior Calibration
Suspension Bridge Resiliency Research in the Carleton Laboratory for BS Students
Tailoring the rheology of 3-D printed concretes

Data-Driven Complex Travel Behavior Modeling Using Didi Chuxing Data
Tailoring the Rheological Behavior of 3-D Printing Concrete
Economic modeling of traffic accidents
Resilient Structures: Fire Effects on Suspension Bridge Main Cables

3D Concrete Printing
Lab Assistant - Carleton Laboratory
Senior Lab Assistant - Carleton Laboratory

500 West 120th Street Mudd Building, Suite 530 · New York, NY 10027

Contact Us

[email protected]

Follow Us

Facebook Instagram

Columbia University

©2021 Columbia University Accessibility Nondiscrimination Careers Built using Columbia Sites