Spring 2026 Quarterly Newsletter
Category: News
ARROW faculty present at IPF 2026
ARROW faculty Sanjay Arwade (UMass Amherst), Andy Myers (Northeastern University), and Weichiang Pang (Clemson University), along with Doug Slocum (Kelson Marine) presented at the 2026 Oceantic Network International Partnering Forum (IPF) this week as part of the panel “Storm-Resistant Infrastructure: …
ARROW faculty and students participate in ROSEI Summit at Johns Hopkins University
ARROW faculty and students had the opportunity recently to participate in the fourth ROSEI Summit at Johns Hopkins University. The summit included a breakout session led by ARROW faculty Julie Lundquist and Dennice Gayme that focused on the future of …
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“Grand Challenges in the Science of Wind Energy” celebrates 1000+ citations.
ARROW faculty Jim Manwell (UMass Amherst), Julie Lundquist (Johns Hopkins University), and Charles Meneveau (Johns Hopkins University), along with lead author and ARROW External Advisory Board member Paul Veers (National Laboratory of the Rockies) recently celebrated the 1000th citation of their paper “Grand Challenges in …
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ARROW Director shares wind turbine presentation with Westhampton Elementary students
ARROW Director Dr. Sanjay Arwade visited with fourth graders at Westhampton Elementary School earlier this week to demonstrate how wind turbines work and answer student questions about wind energy.
ARROW faculty Dr. Dennice Gayme awarded 2025 Distinguished Member Award by IEEE Control Systems Society
ARROW faculty member Dr. Dennice Gayme, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, was the recipient of the 2025 Distinguished Member Award presented by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Control Systems Society. This award recognizes significant …
ARROW faculty Dr. Julie Lundquist presents “New Insights Into Atmosphere-Energy Interactions via Virtual Lidar and Multiscale Modeling” at Brookhaven National Labs
When wind passes through a turbine, it spins the blades, transferring energy from the atmosphere to the machine and eventually to powering our homes. As the wind moves past those spinning blades, the once smooth flow becomes a turbulent mix …
Prof. Dennice Gayme, JHU teaches lecture at UMass Amherst
Prof. Dennice Gayme of Johns Hopkins University spent the day at UMass Amherst on November 13, meeting with faculty and students before giving a guest lecture in the MIE Wind Energy Systems class. Her talk, titled Wind farms: wake interactions …
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