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Progressive Charlestown: URI scientists look at floating wind turbines - Vimarsana News

Progressive Charlestown: URI scientists look at floating wind turbines

U.S. Department of Energy grant furthers research on system to maximize power production during difficult weather conditions

5 things to know today: School officers, Assessment scores, Energy grant, GOP debate, Busted sign - Vimarsana News

5 things to know today: School officers, Assessment scores, Energy grant, GOP debate, Busted sign

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National Science Foundation (NSF) award - Vimarsana News

National Science Foundation (NSF) award

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Congressman Alex X. Mooney announced the recipient of a National Science Foundation (NSF) award. The “CC Networking Infrastructure: Cyberinfrastructure and Network Architecture Upgrades to Empower Research at Shepherd

URI researchers awarded $750K grant for research on floating wind turbines - Vimarsana News

URI researchers awarded $750K grant for research on floating wind turbines

Backed by a U.S. Department of Energy grant, a team of University of Rhode Island researchers is working with colleagues at the University of Maine to develop a remote sensing and computational system to control the motion of floating wind turbines

Moving toward a more equitable research enterprise (opinion) - Vimarsana News

Moving toward a more equitable research enterprise (opinion)

Sharing the wealth in terms of federal research dollars would improve the quality of education for many students and increase U.S. competitiveness, Kim Wilcox writes. The recent Supreme Court rulings in the Harvard and University of North Carolina cases have renewed national conversations about equitable access to education. But these two court cases were not about access to education in general: they were instead about access to a small set of relatively rich institutions, institutions that receive the lion’s share of federal research dollars. Interest in those universities is high because ...