Kenichi Soga Delivers Keynote Speech at the Fourth International Symposium on Machine Learning & Big Data in Geoscience

CEE Professor Kenichi Soga presented a keynote titled "Smart Geo-Infrastructure - From Sensing to Machine Learning" during the fourth International Symposium on Machine Learning & Big Data in Geoscience, held in Cork, Ireland. The symposium's theme was data-centric solutions for reshaping the next-generation geo-industries, and the International Society of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering hosted the symposium.

Melinda Ng

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Melinda Ng (CEE ‘96) just had her debut novel Mattie and the Machine released by Santa Monica Press (under the pen name Lynn Ng Quezon).
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Melinda Ng (CEE ‘96) just had her debut novel Mattie and the Machine released by Santa Monica Press (under the pen name Lynn Ng Quezon). The YA historical is a fictionalized account of 19th-century inventor Margaret Knight’s journey to obtaining her first patent.
 
She has been selected as the 2023 recipient of the Grateful American Book Prize. This prize is awarded each year to high-quality, 7th to 9th-grade-level historical fiction and non-fiction, about the events and personalities that have shaped the United States since its founding. It comes with $13,000 in commemoration of the 13 Colonies, a lifetime membership at the New York Historical Society, and a medallion created by Smith’s mother, the renowned artist, Clarice Smith.
 


 

 

 

Christian Lander

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Christian Lander (B.S.’23 CE) works as a project engineer at XL Construction, the company in charge of construction work on the new Engineering Center (Photo Credit: Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering).
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Christian Lander (B.S.'23 CE) works as a project engineer at XL Construction, the company in charge of construction work on the new Engineering Center. Last month, Lander took Cal Construction's commercial team on a tour of the construction site. He was a member of the student group not too long ago.

"I used to study in this building," he said. "It's a huge blessing to build this project and know that you're not only impacting the students now but the students 20 years from now."

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Port of Oakland Appoints Berkeley CEE Alum Emilia Sánchez As First Woman Director of Engineering

The Port of Oakland has appointed Berkeley CEE alum Emilia Sánchez as its new Director of Engineering! Sánchez joined the Port in February as an Engineering Project Manager. She is the first woman and Latina to serve in this leadership position at the Port. 

Sánchez spent over a decade at BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), serving in various positions. She managed the development of the Hayward Maintenance Complex, managed the BART Headquarters Tenant Improvement in Oakland, and worked on the Earthquake Safety Program and the Oakland Airport Connector.

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