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Home > What's Happening > What's Happening > Professor Katherine Flanigan Introduces Sensing in CEE Project Course
Katherine Flanigan CEE Course

April 14, 2022

Mobility21 UTC researcher and CMU College of Civil & Environmental Engineering Professor Katherine Flanigan is providing students with hands-on experience to solve complex problems in engineering by introducing the topic of sensing in her course, “CEE Challenges: Design in a Changing World.”

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