This presentation opens the "black box" in the subsurface and sheds light on a few key subsurface processes that control water movement and availability...
2:00 pm, 210 ASB. William Anderson, Mechanical Engineer, Univ. of Texas, Dallas. Seminar co-sponsored with Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. Abstract High Reynolds number rough wall turbulent flows are ubiquitous in engineering and geophysical flows. Turbulence influences the aero-/hydro-dynamic signature of bluff bodies and the performance of vapor power systems; in geophysical flows, turbulence impacts urban […]
We are now at capacity for the retreat! Each fall, we hold a workshop and retreat to welcome new GCSC Fellows and other graduate students, postdocs, and their GCSC-affiliated faculty mentors to our interdisciplinary community. We aim to help integrate those who are new to the U. of U. into a larger campus network with […]
“Navigating Renewable Energy Challenges on Campus” - Amy Wildermuth, Chief Sustainability Officer, University of Utah. 4pm, 210 ASB Universities are increasingly interested in finding ways to bring renewable energy to power their campus. Universities, and particularly public universities, have certain qualities that make this effort a unique challenge. Using the University of Utah as an […]
“Building Systems: ecological design and construction” - Ryan Smith, Assoc. Dean for Research, College of Architecture + Planning, U of Utah. 4pm, 210 asb Building systems is a noun - the built infrastructure systems that constitute our physical world. Building systems is also a verb - the daily design decisions of architects, planners, engineers, contractors and […]