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Organizational dynamics leading to the implementation of sustainable design in building construction
 Characterization of surface microtopography and determination of hydrotopographic properties
 
Alginate encapsulated nanoparticle-microorganism system for trichloroethylene remediation
 Clay fluid interactions in montmorillonite swelling clays: A molecular dynamics and experimental study.
 
A comparative study of nitrification in Fargo and Moorhead water distribution networks
 Influence of molecular interactions on elastic properties and oxygen diffusion in polybutylene terephthalate polymer: A molecular dynamics study
 
Mechanistic-empirical modeling and reliability in network-level pavement management
 A dynamic meso-scopic simulation approach to modeling emergency evacuations
 
A new strain based damage model for structural concrete
 Developing a rational approach for contractor selection based on history of construction quality and long-term performance
 
Characterization of the structural behavior of reclaimed asphalt pavement as pavement base layer
 Bounding surface approach to the fatigue modeling of engineering materials with applications to woven fabric composites and concrete
 
Analyses of highway project construction risks, performance, and contingency
 Modeling pavement performance and preservation
 
Fate and transformation of a conjugated natural hormone 17beta-Estradiol-3-Glucuronide in soil-water systems
 Safety effectiveness and safety-based volume warrants of right-turn lanes at unsignalized intersections and driveways on two-lane roadways
 
Embedded reference electrodes for corrosion potential monitoring, electrochemical characterization, and controlled-potential cathodic protection
Fate and characteristics of dissolved organic nitrogen through wastewater treatment systems