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Our engineers received $600k+ from @ArmyERDC to pioneer a new way to improve concrete pavement quality. Using cutting-edge, non-destructive testing, they are developing tools to assess pavement quality within just 72 hours of placement.

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Flooding is only increasing. Researchers are developing new tools to predict backward erosion piping (BEP)—a major threat to levees. Their work could help prevent catastrophic failures, reduce the impacts of floods to our communities, and save lives.
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@PittTweet and @UPMCnews researchers are part of a team that developed the first-ever device powered by blood to measure blood electrical conductivity, expanding the possibilities of healthcare in any location.
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@PittCivilEnvEng Associate Professor Andrew Bunger is part of a team of researchers who received over $3 million in funding to improve fracture conductivity in Enhanced Geothermal Systems.

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Getting circular? Researchers at @UGAEngineering, @PittTweet and @PittMCSI are continuing their #NSFFunded Convergence Accelerator project to answer that question. Learn more about their next steps:

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