Looking Back on 2020 at PMEC
Its around 10am when the sun peeks up from the horizon in Fairbanks, Alaska. I am on a call with Emily Browning from UAF and
Its around 10am when the sun peeks up from the horizon in Fairbanks, Alaska. I am on a call with Emily Browning from UAF and
Like so many other graduate students around the world this Spring, Hannah Ross gave her PhD Dissertation via Zoom. Not only did she present years
Pressure, waves, positions, forces, velocities, accelerations! A lot of measurements go into operating a WEC. Depending on the type of device, the scale, and the
April 9, 2019 The 2019 International Marine Renewable Energy Conference (IMREC) was hosted in Washington D.C. last week alongside the National Hydropower Association’s annual conference
As summer comes to a close and fall term brings in new graduate student researchers to the Pacific Marine Energy Center, we want to highlight
Imagine jumping into a lake, pool, or the ocean. As you hit the water, you go under quite a bit further and faster if you
At the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, hydrokinetic energy is more than just a research topic, it is a possible solution to some pressing local
When we talk about renewable energy, the totals, averages, and distributions of resources often drive the discussion. Whether it is an Uncle at a holiday
An individual may never be an expert in marine energy. There are plenty of experts working in the field, but they are experts in hydrodynamics,