Faculty Help Lead Statewide Symposium to Advance Nature-Based Climate Solutions

Science and Resilience Institute joins New York Sea Grant to work with experts from New York City, Hudson Valley, Great Lakes, and Long Island to share insights and innovations.

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FloodNet Goes Global: NYC Flood-Monitoring System Expands to Brazil and Puerto Rico

Urban resilience project co-led by Professor Brett Branco, CUNY Graduate Center, and NYU serves as a model for international efforts.

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SRIJB and FloodNet Featured in First CUNY Climate Consortium Workshop

Free event is open to CUNY faculty, students, and staff who are interested in learning about the innovative flood sensor–based project.

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FloodNet Featured in Climate Week Event at Brooklyn College

Residents and experts get an up-close look at technology that lets people know where, when, and how quickly flood waters are rising.

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U.S. News & World Report Again Ranks Brooklyn College Among Best

College is no. 1 overall for ethnic diversity for seventh straight year and no. 8 for social mobility, among other key indicators.

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Brooklyn College Featured in The Princeton Review’s Best 390 Colleges for 2025

The college is cited for the 23rd consecutive year.

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Brooklyn College and Ramboll Announce Partnership to Address Urban Water and Climate Adaptation

Faculty and staff will lend their broad expertise to address climate resiliency problems on grand scale.

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Green Infrastructure Test Bed Planted on Campus 

The site will educate and support NYC stormwater and climate resiliency efforts. 

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Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay Earns National Funding Support

Community engagement is the focus of a recent round of national funding aimed at mitigating problem flooding.

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Brooklyn College Professor Brett Branco Helps Launch New Data Dashboard to Report Street-Level Flooding

The application is linked to the expanding “FloodNet” system of flood sensors that provide user-friendly, free data via an interactive map that alert users to rising waters in flood-prone areas.

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09.1.2022
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Susan Landers