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Dr. Broniatowski quoted in media regarding use of Twitter data to determine compliance with COVID-19 social distancing policies
AP interviews Dr. John Helveston in the YouTube post “China’s emissions drop amid coronavirus outbreak.”
Science publishes Dr. Helveston’s commentary on China’s role in scaling low-carbon energy technologies
Dr. Broniatowski’s research on vaccine-related advertising gets broad media coverage
Dr. Shittu and SEAS graduate Connor Roberts receive US patent
EMSE faculty publish “Best Papers” in Systems Engineering Journal
EEMI hosts Climate Science for Judges symposium
ADB appoints Dr. Jonassen to lead low carbon transformation project in China
EMSE hosts Technology, Management, and Policy Doctoral Consortium
Dr. Broniatowski’s research mentioned in Axios and CBS News

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Dr. Broniatowski receives NSF RAPID grant for COVID-19-related research

Dr. David Broniatowski will use Twitter data combined with agent-based modeling to construct a model of the coupled spread of disease and fear in the context of COVID-19. Learn more.

Plugged in Green Earth

Drs. Mazzuchi and Millar developing green tech for US coal industry

The technology provides a route for low-cost and low-waste production of engineered coal to rebuild lost and depleted topsoil in agriculture and urban settings and to treat municipal wastewater.

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Admitted Students: SEAS announces Flex-Start program

Starting Fall 2020, SEAS will offer select admitted master’s degree students the ability to start their MS degree program online through our Flex-Start program. The program is ideal for admitted students who may be impacted by travel restrictions or visa delays. Learn more

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important information regarding covid-19

The health and safety of the GW community is a top priority for the University.
GW is working with local, state, and federal public health officials to monitor the situation and respond appropriately.
Please continue to monitor our resources for updates and information.

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SEAS faculty, staff and students should visit the SEAS COVID-19 Resources and Instructional Continuity page to find online instruction resources, student health and safety resources, and related messages from Dean Lach.

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