Center for Environmental Research and Technology

Dr. Hang Qiu, CE-CERT's new full-time professor, brings expertise in collaborative intelligence within cyber-physical systems. His research aims to merge robot, edge/cloud, and human intelligence to enable cooperation among autonomous entities. Driven by CE-CERT's exceptional teams and infrastructure, he sees...

In a groundbreaking research project based out of San Diego, CE-CERT researchers have been delving into the fascinating interaction between low-level clouds and a unique blend of clean marine air and highly polluted air originating from the emissions-rich Los Angeles/Long...

CARB awarded a research program led by UCR's College of Engineering Center for Environmental Research and Technology (CE-CERT) to study non-exhaust emissions from operational vehicles. The project targets specialized sampling for brake and tire particulate matter, aiming to refine measurement...

CE-CERT is part of a pioneering DHS-led project creating sustainable emergency response technologies. The "H2Rescue," a hydrogen fuel cell-driven relief truck, showcases collaborative efforts between DHS, DoE, DoD, Army Corps, Cummins, etc. The truck offers zero-emission, 72-hour disaster site power...