Faculty
Dr. Sarah Johnson
Director, Professor of Hydrology
Dr. Johnson specializes in urban hydrology and flood modeling. She has over 15 years of experience in developing computational models for predicting and mitigating urban flooding events.
Dr. Michael Chen
Associate Professor of Environmental Engineering
Dr. Chen's research focuses on water quality assessment and the development of innovative sensing technologies for environmental monitoring.
Research Staff
Dr. Lisa Rodriguez
Senior Research Scientist
Dr. Rodriguez leads our climate resilience research, focusing on developing adaptive water management strategies for cities facing climate change challenges.
Dr. James Taylor
Research Scientist
Dr. Taylor specializes in hydrologic modeling and data science. He develops machine learning algorithms for improving flood prediction accuracy.
Graduate Students
Alex Martinez
Ph.D. Candidate
Alex's research focuses on developing real-time flood warning systems for urban areas using advanced sensor networks and machine learning.
Sophia Kim
Ph.D. Student
Sophia studies the impacts of green infrastructure on urban water quality and develops optimization models for green infrastructure placement.
David Wilson
M.S. Student
David is researching climate change impacts on urban water resources and developing adaptation strategies for water utilities.
Alumni
Dr. Emily Zhang
Ph.D. 2022, now Assistant Professor at Stanford University
Dr. Robert Brown
Ph.D. 2021, now Research Scientist at NOAA
Dr. Maria Garcia
Ph.D. 2020, now Environmental Engineer at EPA
Thomas Lee
M.S. 2022, now Water Resources Engineer at CH2M
Join Our Team
We are always looking for talented and motivated individuals to join our research team. If you are passionate about water resources, environmental engineering, or data science, we encourage you to explore our current opportunities.
Postdoctoral Researcher in Urban Flood Modeling
We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher with expertise in hydrologic modeling and machine learning to join our urban flood modeling team.
Apply →Ph.D. Positions in Water Quality and Climate Resilience
Multiple Ph.D. positions are available for Fall 2024 in the areas of water quality assessment and climate resilience.
Learn more →