Upcoming Events
Interaction Between Low-level Jets and Wind Turbine Arrays
Conference/Seminar
The low-level jet (LLJ) is a phenomenon that exhibits a pronounced velocity peak at the top of the stable boundary layer.
Launch Your Engineering Career- STEM Fair Prep Workshop
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In preparation for the STEM Fair, the College of Engineering is providing a resume workshop in accordance with the new Launch Your Engineering Career resource. This workshop will provide the opportunity to create a new resume or improve your current one. Food will be provided at this event.
Calculus Review Workshop
Workshop/Training
Come join the Engineering Tutoring Center as we review Calculus 1-3 in our math review workshop. We will be reviewing key equations and skills from Calculus that you will need in all your Engineering Classes.
Interfacial Dynamics of Particles and Droplets at Fluid-fluid Interfaces
Conference/Seminar
Research Seminar Series presentation
Launch Your Engineering Career- STEM Fair Prep Workshop
Workshop/Training
In preparation for the STEM Fair, the College of Engineering is providing a cover letter workshop in accordance with the new Launch Your Engineering Career resource. This workshop will provide the opportunity to create a new cover letter or improve your current one. Food will be provided at this event.
Engineers Without Borders Opening Social
Social/Networking
Food, friends, and a paper table building competition!
Investigations of Turbulent Multiphase Flows Using Optical Measurement Techniques
Conference/Seminar
Small inertial particles in turbulence appear in a number of environmental flows such as dust, sand, rain, snow or sediment in the atmospheric boundary layer, in rivers, during deep-sea mining or on Mars. Particle dynamics, including accelerations and concentrations, depend (among other things) on gravity and inertia. In this talk I will present results of recent high-Reynolds-number experiments of inertial particles in turbulence which are performed in a turbulence box (Re? = 450) and an atmospheric boundary layer wind tunnel (Ret = 19,000). These results are of direct use in prediction and modeling of phenomena such as droplet growth in clouds, fall speed of snowflakes and particle concentrations in dust storms.
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