Akram N. Alshawabkeh

PhD, PE, Fellow ASCE

Akram Alshawabkeh is a George A. Snell Professor of Engineering and University Distinguished Professor, Director of the PROTECT SRP Center, and Senior Associate Dean for Global Engineering Campus for the College of Engineering at Northeastern University.

Professor Alshawabkeh’s research interests include geo-environmental engineering, soil and groundwater remediation, electro kinetic and electrotechnical processes, contaminant fate and transport environmental restoration, and environmental health.

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We study the impact of contamination in Puerto Rico’s Water

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We study ways to reduce pollution in the water using solar power

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We study the impact environmental toxins can have on child development

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We provide Co-op opportunities to undergraduates traditionally underrepresented in Environmental Health

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Congratulations to recent PROTECT graduates: Nazari, Kalhor, and Wurth!

Jan 4, 2018 | Students, Team Updates

PROTECT trainees–Roya Nazari, Koosha Kalhor, and Reneé Wurth–recently graduated from their respective programs. We would like to congratulate them on their accomplishments, thank them for their...

Former ROUTES Scholar, Gregor, Publishes with Project 5 of PROTECT

Jan 4, 2018 | Presentations, Publications, Students, Team Updates

On September 7th, 2017, Karst Groundwater Contamination and Public Health published a study by former ROUTES Scholar Savannah Gregor, former PROTECT Trainee Noushin Fallahpour, PROTECT Associate...

Rovira, Former ROUTES Scholar, Discusses PROTECT/CRECE Co-Op Experience in News@Northeastern

Dec 18, 2017 | news, Students

On December 12th, 2017, News@Northeastern featured the article “Co-op in Puerto Rico Expands Student’s Interest in Environmental Health,” which detailed the ROUTES experience of former scholar...

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