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interdisciplinary research, we contribute to energy-efficient and safe marine systems with reduced negative environmental impact – from ships and underwater vehicles to offshore structures and renewable ocean energy
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Greenbelt, Maryland | United States | 15 days ago
North Slope and the broader coastal Arctic are experiencing rapid environmental change, including shifts in the timing of the spring freshet, permafrost thaw, seasonal landfast and offshore ice melt, and
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electronic converters in transmission networks. HVDC interconnections, offshore grids, long underground cable systems and grid-forming technologies are fundamentally changing power system dynamics. Ensuring
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the University to conduct routine background checks. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Conduct independent and collaborative research on polymers and composites used in civil/marine/offshore infrastructure
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, and providing decision-makers with decision-support tools, data analytics, and policy solutions. The Department of Ocean Engineering conducts world-class research in offshore and coastal systems
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in the study of the representation of coastal sea level and the factors that influence mean state and time-varying biases. Recent work has revealed connections between coastal sea level and offshore
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population dynamics of commercially valuable (e.g., tuna and other highly migratory) pelagic species; ● Understanding of fishing fleet dynamics, with experience with High Seas or offshore fisheries preferred