New research by University at Buffalo mathematicians characterizes two-dimensional wave patterns such as undular bores that move along two directions. Until now, longstanding governing equations could only be solved for one-dimensional cases.
Researchers, engineers, policymakers and industry experts convened to explore challenges and opportunities shaping the future of aviation and space. Dr. Edgell’s work addressed two timely topics, sustainable aviation and the commercialization of orbital space.
SUNY Fredonia senior Mia Enders and Associate Professor Wentao Cao are examining rare earth minerals as part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Visiting Faculty Program, a 10-week summer collaborative experience at the Pacific Northwest National Lab.
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