Awards and Honors

This award is presented to recognize our robotic AI agent that delivers in-situ guidance to frontline construction workers and enables real-time inspection on construction sites.

This award is presented to recognize outstanding faculty who transform innovative research into commercially viable technologies, fostering a seamless pathway from discovery to market impact.

This award is presented to the "Hospital Indoor Object Detection (HIOD) Dataset" for the Best Data Award Competition, hosted by the American Society of Civil Engineers. With 4,417 meticulously curated images and 51,809 precise annotations across 56 object categories, this dataset offers a critical resource for advancing object detection in hospital environments.

This award honors faculty who strives for and has achieved excellence in research, scholarship, and creative achievement.

This endowed professorship and award is granted for a four-year term to recognize outstanding achievements in both research and teaching in Civil and Environmental Engineering.

This award recognizes the faculty in the Tickle College of Engineering who have received national and international recognition in their fields and demonstrate strong professional promise in research excellence.

This Chancellor’s award recognizes faculty who have successfully secured major external funding and earned recognition for their contributions to multidisciplinary research.

This award recognizes a significant contribution to the state of the art that was selected from 4000 papers submitted to the Journal of Building and Environment through four tiers of evaluation. The award was presented for the paper “Segmenting Areas of Potential Contamination for Adaptive Robotic Disinfection in Built Environments” (Shuai Li is the corresponding author).

The Collingwood Prize was instituted and endowed in 1984 by Francis Collingwood, past Secretary of American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). This award recognizes major contributions to knowledge in the field of civil engineering through a published paper in an ASCE journal. The award was presented for the paper “Integrating Natural Language Processing and Spatial Reasoning for Utility Compliance Checking” (Shuai Li is the first author).

This recognition acknowledges the outstanding effort of reviewers for the Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering and was selected based on the review quality and timeliness.

The Mary Ann Zimmerman Purdue Civil Engineering Innovation Award was initiated to recognize, encourage, and promote creative thinking and outreach. It is awarded to an individual to encourage and support civil engineering innovations that further the school’s progress through education, research, conferences, or other outreach activities.

This fellowship recognizes the research achievement of a civil engineering student at Purdue University and supports the travel for research presentation at prestigious conferences.

This fellowship recognizes the research achievement of a civil engineering student at Purdue University and supports the travel for research presentation at prestigious conferences.