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<br />HSIEH -WEN SHEN, Ph.D.
<br />Univ California, Berkeley
<br />Professor Emeritus: Fluvial hydraulics; sediment transport; river mechanics.
<br />Civil and Environmental Engineering
<br />412 O'Brien Hall
<br />(510) 642 -6774
<br />shen@ce.berkelex edu
<br />B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Michigan, 1953.
<br />M.S. Civil Engineering, University of Michigan, 1954.
<br />Ph.D. Hydraulics, University of California, Berkeley, 1961.
<br />US Army Corps of Engineers, Harza Engineering Company.
<br />Teaching and Research Interests:
<br />Professor Shen teaches graduate courses on erosion and sedimentation and environmental river
<br />mechanics and river engineering; and undergraduate courses in fluid mechanics or basic
<br />hydrology. His specialties are in fluvial hydraulics, environmental river mechanics, basic sediment
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