Marina AstithaAssociate ProfessorSchool of Civil & Environmental Engineering Phone: 860-486-3941
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Tasnim Zaman (08/2019-pres)
Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn Email: tasnim.zaman ‘at’ uconn.edu |
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Dr. Ummul Khaira (10/24-10/25)
Postdoctoral Fellow Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, UConn Email: ummul.khaira ‘at’ uconn.edu
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Israt Jahan (08/2020-pres)
Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn Email: israt.jahan ‘at’ uconn.edu |
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Lais DaSilva (08/2022-pres)
MS candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn Email: lais.dasilva ‘at’ uconn.edu |
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Brian Filipiak (01/2023-pres)
Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn (co-advised by Dr. Astitha and Dr. Cerrai) Email: brian.filipiak ‘at’ uconn.edu https://brian-filipiak.scholar.uconn.edu/
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Fatemeh Azizpourshoubi (08/2024-pres)
Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn M.S. in Environmental Engineering Babol Noushirvani University of Technology B.S. in Civil Engineering Babol Noushirvani University of Technology Email: fazizpour ‘at’ uconn.edu |
Charlotte Cabral (02/2024-pres)
B.Sc candidate in Environmental Engineering, UConn
Class of 2027
Email: charlotte.cabral ‘at’ uconn.edu
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Past graduate students
Dr. Ummul Khaira (08/2019-08/2024), Ph.D. Environmental Engineering. Dissertation Title: “On the prediction of extreme weather events for the NE US using NWP and machine learning: tropical storms and winter weather”. Currently: Postdoctoral Fellow, CEE, UConn.
Dr. Christina Feng Chang (08/2017-08/2022), Ph.D. Environmental Engineering. Dissertation Title: “On the Development of a Novel Methodology to Assess and Predict Water Quality Indicators by Linking Multi-Media Models and Machine Learning“. Currently: Environmental Engineer at US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), NC.
Michael S. Walters (08/2017-08/2020), MS Environmental Engineering; Thesis title: “Evaluation of Winter Weather Prediction during Extreme Snowfall Events and an Analysis on Wind Gust Prediction for Non-Convective Rain and Wind Events“.
Dr. Huiying Luo (08/2014-11/2019), Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, Dissertation Title: “Interpreting the Information Embedded in Observed and Modeled Air Quality Time Series and Using Regional Air Quality Models for Regulatory Policies“. Currently: NOAA Global Systems Laboratory, Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO.
Dr. Jaemo Yang (08/2013-08/2018), Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, Dissertation Title: “Improvement of storm wind-speed prediction for the northeast United States”. Currently: Researcher at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), CO.
Alexander Samalot (08/2014-04/2017), MS Environmental Engineering. Thesis title: “Combined Universal Kriging and Kalman Filter Techniques to Improve Wind Speed Prediction for the Northeastern United States”. Environmental Consultant at Whitestone Associates, Inc.
Ghezae Fisseha (08/2015-05/2018), MS Environmental Engineering (plan B).