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Professor Ted Endreny adjusts instream structures for a simulation in the new James Hassett M. Laboratory for the Study of Hydrology and Hydraulics
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Professor Wendong Tao constructs biofilters to culture anaerobic ammonium oxidation (annomox) bacteria in the new Ecological Engineering Laboratory
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Junior Geoff Bishop starts working at a Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) station in the new engineering design laboratory
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The new Intelligent Geocomputing Laboratory will support and promote faculty and advanced research in Geographic Information Science and Engineering
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Flexible classroom space allows a hands-on approach to engineering design and fabrication. Here freshmen students in FEG133: Introduction to Engineering Design, begin construction of a water fountain for their final design project
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Students in Ecological Engineering I and II construct wetlands to treat high ammonium effluent in ESF greenhouse space
ERE Facilities
The Department of Environmental Resources Engineering moved to its new home in Baker Laboratory on the SUNY ESF campus in August 2007. The new facilities include electronic classrooms equipped with computers and visual aids, design classrooms with flexible space and drafting capabilities, research and teaching laboratories which support our expertise in Ecological Engineering, Geospatial Engineering, and Water Resource Engineering, and new faculty, staff, and graduate student offices. These new facilities are being used to enrich the educational experiences of our students and promote our developing expertise in research, teaching, and service. It’s worth the trip to come visit our new home!
