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Research Will Establish Best ‘Managed Retreat’ Practices for Communities Faced with Climate Change Disaster
Around the globe, communities at risk from repeated flooding due to climate change are facing stark decisions.
Some communities in peril of flooding may resolve, or be urged, to relocate to a safer location — something known as “managed retreat.” In the United States, flood-prone communities in coastal states like Louisiana and Alaska already have commenced managed retreat inland.
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Research Will Establish Best ‘Managed Retreat’ Practices for Communities Faced with Climate Change Disaster
Around the globe, communities at risk from repeated flooding due to climate change are facing stark decisions.
Panasonic Energy and University of Kansas to Collaborate on EV Battery Technology and Talent Development
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KU Engineering Associate Dean Recognized Nationally for Leadership and Mentoring
Suzanne Shontz, University of Kansas School of Engineering associate dean for research and graduate programs, was named the 2024 winner of the James Corones Award in Leadership, Community Building and Communication from the Krell Institute.
KU Aerospace Engineering Launches First CubeSat Into Orbit
A team of KU engineering students successfully launched a small satellite, called a CubeSat, aboard a NASA-sponsored Firefly Aerospace rocket. The university’s first satellite, known as “KUbeSat-1” reached orbit late in the evening July 3 when it was launched through NASA’s ELaNa 43 mission.
I2S Scientist Receives NSF Award for Research Focused on Cardiac Tissue Ablations
A computational scientist with the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Institute for Information Sciences (I2S), is part of a team of researchers that received $283,686 from the National Science Foundation to develop a scientific computing platform for characterization and monitoring o
Jayhawk Astronaut Connects With KU Students From Space
Loral O’Hara was more than happy to welcome dozens of Jayhawks into the 13,696-square-feet complex where she l
KU Engineering to honor 2 alumni with Distinguished Engineering Service Award
University of Kansas School of Engineering alumni Zack Holland and Brian McClendon will receive the school’s highest award in a ceremony set for 6 p.m. May 2.
Subramaniam One of Three KU Professors Named AAAS Fellows
Three University of Kansas professors have been elected as 2023 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) fellows, a distinct honor within the scientific community.
This year’s fellows:
Icorium Engineering Company Earns Top-5 finish at 2024 Rice Business Plan Competition
Icorium Engineering Company, a sustainable engineering startup and spin-out company from the University of Kansas, recently placed fifth overall and won more than $180,000 in investments and nondilutive cash and in-kind prizes at the prestigious Rice