Sep 2011
Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Strikes Virginia
A magnitude 5.8 earthquake occured on August 23, 2011 at 1:51 pm Eastern time. The epicenter was in Louisa County Virginia and caused noticeable shaking all along the East coast including Washington D.C., New York, and Boston. M. Eatherton was part of the EERI reconnaissance team that went to the epicentral region. Stay tuned for coming reconnaissance reports.
More News:
- Eatherton receives ASCE Moisseiff Award
- Research Group Dinner
- Research Group Lunch to Celebrate End of the Semester
- Ecuador Earthquake Reconnaissance
- Eatherton Receives AISC Early Faculty Award
- Eatherton Receives the NSF CAREER Award
- Group Celebrates the Start of the Semester
- Toru Takeuchi and Ryota Matsui Visit from Tokyo Tech
- Robo Geckos Lego League Team Visits
- NSF Project Funded to Study Self-Centering Moment Frames
- Group Celebrates the Start of a New Academic Year
- Eatherton Receives AISC Milek Faculty Fellowship
- Scott Darling Wins the AISC Education Foundation Fellowship
- C-Tech^2 Summer Camp
- Kids Tech University
