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About the USM Lab

The Urban Systems Modeling lab (USM), is an interdisciplinary computational air quality research group.

We primarily use computational modeling to understand the impact and effect of specific infrastructures and their layout affects regional and urban air quality.

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Climate Sustainability

Energy

Air Quality

Technology

Urban living

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Student to faculty ratio for this upcoming semester

$500,000

In grant funding for this fiscal year

Forty

Degrees and programs available

$50 million

In new building projects until 2030

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